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Changes over time for: Section 28


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Office of election agent and sub-agentU.K.
28.—(1) Every election agent and every sub-agent must have an office to which all claims, notices, legal process and other documents may be sent.
(2) The address of the office must be—
(a)declared to the police area returning officer at the same time as the appointment of the agent is declared to the officer,
(b)stated in the public notice of the name of the agent, and
(c)forwarded by the officer to the local returning officer for each voting area wholly or partly comprised in the police area.
(3) The office of the election agent must be within the police area.
(4) The office of a sub-agent must be in the area within which the sub-agent is appointed to act.
(5) Any claim, notice, legal process or other document delivered at the office of a person who is the election agent or sub-agent and addressed to that person, is deemed to have been served on that person.
(6) The person who is acting as agent or sub-agent in a PCC election may in respect of any matter connected with the election be sued in any court having jurisdiction at the place where the person's office is situated.
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