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Lawyers to serve notices on Facebook
Lawyers to serve notices on Facebook
Canberra lawyers have won the right to serve legally binding court documents by posting them on defendants' Facebook sites.

*big brother...As fast as DSL* picked by Bornbad 11 months ago
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 bcgrote
11 months ago
Just one more reason not to have one of these pages....
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 drogue
11 months ago
If they post the summons to the person's facebook site, they have to already be friends, right? Which would mean the server's facebook page has to violate facebook's terms of service on at least one level. I have to believe that would invalidate their summons in an American court.

Also, "Hey--didn't check the message, your honor."
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