Delivery of judgment via the notice board

The delivery by the law-court bulletin board, in the legal proceedings in Croatia, causes many problems and severe juridical conseqences to the parties in legal proceedings, especially to the defendant The law practice of equal the personal delivery by the law-court bulletin board is unacceptable....

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Main Author: Milijan Sesar
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Pravni fakultet Sveučilišta u Splitu 2006-01-01
Series:Zbornik Radova Pravnog Fakulteta u Splitu
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Online Access:http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/59440
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Summary:The delivery by the law-court bulletin board, in the legal proceedings in Croatia, causes many problems and severe juridical conseqences to the parties in legal proceedings, especially to the defendant The law practice of equal the personal delivery by the law-court bulletin board is unacceptable. This includes the delivery of the accusation or the sentencing, and in Slovenia also, an invitation to pay the law-court fee. The letters which start the legal proceeding and those which are connected to the time passing must be, according ZPP, delivered in person. I think that the delivery by the law-court bulletin board in the legal proceedings has to be ceased because it makes ali parties insecure. This way of delivery does not exist in Germany, Austria, Swiss and in EU Direction. It is essential to extend the circle of the people and institutions which can deliver the letters. For performing this duty they have to get paid. The place of the service has to be changed and expanded. The solution could be as it is in Germany. The current solutions in Croatia and Slovenia are the spare solutions in Germany. The letters could be delivered to the receiver wherever he is, for instance: in the Street, public transporatation, restaurant etc. In conclusion, if the circle of persons and institutions which are eligible to deliver the letters and the place of delivery had expanded, then there would not be any need to deliver by the law-court bulletin board.
ISSN:0584-9063
1847-0459