110 No. of the Civil Code, Court Settlement. If the deadline or notice cannot be served by the procedure specified as follows, the court may order the deadline or notice to be served as follows:-
(a) by any fax, e-mail or other electronic means of record where the address of the person to whom the notice is to be served,
(b) In case of order from the concerned authority that there is reasonable basis and reason that the party can easily get the information about the deadline or the notice being late by looking at the nature of the case, by publishing the notice in a national daily newspaper or by broadcasting the notice through electronic media, radio, television,
(c) If the relevant officer feels that the deadline or notice may be served when the deadline or notice is sent through a government office or local level, by sending it to that office or local level.
(2) In accordance with clause (b) of sub-rule (1), the expenses incurred in serving the deadline or notice shall be recovered from the petitioner, appellant or the plaintiff and shall be paid later along with the court fee.
(3) The deadline or notice served in accordance with this rule shall be deemed to have been duly served.