Singapore Armed Forces Act 1972 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 9 · Bail and Bonds
182D. Person released on bail to give address for service
Feedback & supportWhere any person is released on bail or his or her own bond, the person must give to the Bail Officer or the military court releasing him or her an address at which service upon him or her of all notices and process may be made.
Bail Officer
“Bail Officer” means any officer or senior military expert appointed by the Armed Forces Council, by order in the Gazette, to exercise the power to release a person subject to military law on bail or bond;
In any case where the person released cannot be found or for any other reason service on him or her of any notice or process cannot be effected, any notice or process left for the person at the address given by him or her under subsection (1) is deemed to have been duly served on him or her.