4. Service on a person’s solicitor

A person may be served in accordance with a method described in paragraph (2), but only if the person has consented (expressly or impliedly) to the service of documents by that method.

If the person is represented by a solicitor in connection with a specified document, the document may be served on the person —

by giving it personally to the solicitor;

by leaving it with, or giving it to, someone who —

is present at the solicitor’s business address in Singapore; and

is an adult apparently employed there;

by sending it by prepaid registered post to the solicitor’s business address in Singapore;

if the solicitor has a fax number for the service of documents — by faxing it to that number; or

if the solicitor has an email address for the service of documents — by sending an electronic communication of the specified document to that email address.

A person may be served in accordance with a method described in paragraph (2), but only if the person has consented (expressly or impliedly) to the service of documents by that method.

If the person is represented by a solicitor in connection with a specified document, the document may be served on the person —

by giving it personally to the solicitor;

by leaving it with, or giving it to, someone who —

is present at the solicitor’s business address in Singapore; and

is an adult apparently employed there;

by sending it by prepaid registered post to the solicitor’s business address in Singapore;

if the solicitor has a fax number for the service of documents — by faxing it to that number; or

if the solicitor has an email address for the service of documents — by sending an electronic communication of the specified document to that email address.