Q: Is filled out Proof of Service, page 2 of Subp-010 is served on witness/deponent of records?
Is filled out Proof of Service, page 2 of Subp-010 is served on witness/deponent of records?
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No, the filled-out Proof of Service, specifically page 2 of Subp-010, is not typically served on the witness or deponent of records. This document is primarily intended to inform the court and the involved parties that the necessary legal documents have been properly delivered. Its main purpose is to provide a record that service has been completed according to the required legal procedures.
Instead of sending it to the witness or deponent, Proof of Service is usually filed with the court and shared with the opposing party in the case. This ensures that all parties are aware that the documents have been officially served and that the process is moving forward as required by law. Serving this document to the court and other parties maintains transparency and keeps everyone informed about the status of the case.
If you need to ensure that a witness or deponent receives specific documents, there are other forms and procedures designed for that purpose. It's important to follow the correct legal protocols to avoid any misunderstandings or procedural issues. If you're unsure about the proper steps, consulting the relevant California securities law guidelines or seeking legal advice can provide further clarity.
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