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the party; and
 (d) may include a fax number for the party.
 (4) If the party is represented by a lawyer who has general authority to act for the party, the address for service for the party must be the address of the lawyer.
 (5) If the party is represented by a lawyer and the notice for service provides the lawyer's email address, the party agrees for the party's lawyer to receive documents at the lawyer's email address.
 (6) If the party is not represented by a lawyer, the party agrees to receive documents at the party's email address.
Note: The parties may agree on how service is to be carried out. For example, the parties may agree that service is to be by email.

6.02  Change of address for service
  If a party's address for service changes for any reason during a proceeding, the party must, within 7 days of the change:
 (a) file a notice of address for service; and
 (b) serve the notice on each other party.

6.03  Service of documents
 (1) A document to be served in a proceeding must be filed and sealed.
 (2) An application and each document filed with it must be served on each party to the proceeding within the time mentioned in rule 6.19.
 (3) If a document, other than an application and its related documents, is required to be served, the person who files the document must serve a copy of it as soon as practicable on each other party to the proceeding who has an address for service in the proceeding.

6.04  Court's discretion in relation to service
  Nothing in this Part affects the power of the Court:
 (a) to authorise service of a document in a way that is not provided for in this Part; or
 (b) to find that a document has been served; or
 (c) to find that a document has been served on a particular day.

6.05  Affidavit of service
 (1) Unless the Court otherwise orders, evidence of service to be given must be given by affidavit.
 (2) For the purposes of subrule (1), the approved form may be used.

Division 6.2—Service by hand

6.06  When is service by hand required
 (1) Service by hand is required for an application starting a proceeding or a subpoena requiring attendance of a person.
 (2) However, service by hand is not required if:
 (a) there are current proceedings for which there is a notice of address for service for the person to be served; or
 (b) the Court directs that an application may be served in another way; or
 (c) a lawyer accepts service for a party and subsequently files an address of service; or
 (d) a lawyer