1. Notices received by hand, are acknowledged. Ask your lawyer to show the acknowledgement. 
2. Notices served through registered post----- The postal receipt of registry serves as evidence that the notice was served. Ask your lawyer to produce that slip

Your lawyer will send notice about filing of writ petition to respondents by hand delivery or through courier or registered or speed post 

2) the respondent will sign on the AD card or covering letter of having received the notice 

See notices can be either served through court or of direct service is taken the petitioner can personally serve it.

Yes he will give endorsement. And affidavit of service is filed in court. Check with your lawyer and you need to pray for reissuing notice in court and have to directly serve it.

Yes, notices are served to lawyer of all the organizations who are on the panel of that very particular organization, you can see the file of the case whether notices are served or not because the server submit the served notices/acknowledgements to the court after servicing which kept on the case file so that matter when argued court may see notices have been served or not.

Yes it can be served to lawyer of that party or to lawyer himself. Once served he gives acknowledgement. You can also serve through registered post and AD. You get the acknowledgement from post

Notice can be served by RPAD

WhatsApp 

Email

Courier with acknowledgement 

If u know other side lawyer, then notice can also be served on him

Notice to lawyer is deemed to be notice to his client

Hello,

if there is a standing council of the CBSe in the court then the copy can be received by the lawyer directly.

if not then on the first date notice is issued to the party and the court serves the notice, the lawyer has to just take the steps.

what does the starting orders of your case says?

regards

Notices send through Reg Ack Post by court Registrar. 

Writ petitions are served upon the parties only and not upon the advocates. However after admission of the writ petition and in course of its hearing the affidavits of reply can be served upon the respective advocates.

Talk to your lawyer seeking proof of service of writ petition. 

Go and meet him in person and if he does not satisfy in replying your queries then change this lawyer and engage a fresh one.

All the best.

1. As per the information mentioned in the present query, makes it clear that the Writ has been filed against a public body i.e., CBSE.
2. When we are filing it before the registry then it demands the stamp of the receiving on notice of motion page of the petition.
3. But, sometimes if the AR of the department do not sit In the High Court then you can also post it and affix the receipt as the proof of service.
4. Now, after the first hearing of no body appears on behalf of the respondent then court issues notice again.
5. There you will have to serve them again after filing PF in court itself along with the required copies of the Writ petition.
6. The proof is the dairy number which you get after filing the PF.
7. You please ask your lawyer about all these above mentioned proofs.

In any petition filed before court, the notices will be served through court process servers or by registered post through court registry.

There will be no private service ordered separately in the first hearing itself, however you may confirm it with your advocate

Once Notice served, the defendant will sign the copy of notice. 

Dear Sir,

The following information may be read:

The Different Modes of Effecting Service of Summons on a Defendant (C.P.C 1908, India)

1. Personal or Direct Service:

2. Service by affixing a copy of summons on defendant’s house without an order of the court

3. Service by registered post in addition to personal service:

4. Delivery of summons by Court. (O. V, R. 9):

5. Summons given to the plaintiff for service (O. V, R. 9-A):

6. Substituted service:

7. Delivery of summons to the plaintiff or his agent. (O. V, R. 9):

8. Simultaneous issue of summons for service by the court-controlled process. (O. V, R. 9-A):

Hello

         A notice to the government department has to be given prior to the hearing of the case. In case there are other parties to whom notices have not been given, they have to be given to the designated counsels for that department. He will receive the notice and sign on the original petition before filing and if given afterwards then the notice has to be given before the court or in the office. Let the cbse say this in court then you can give it in court.

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