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(c)
in any other manner, which, to the satisfaction of the Authority demonstrates that the
signature was actually made by the person purporting to have signed the document.
Legal representation
40. All parties and witnesses participating in proceedings before counsel of their choice may represent the
Authority
Proof of service
41. (1) Unless otherwise indicated all parties making filings in any proceeding before the Authority shall
serve copies of those filings on all other parties to the proceeding included on the list prepared for that
proceeding by the Registrar and such service shall be made
(a)
by that party or by his or her representative on or before the day on which the document is
filed at the Authority; and
(b)
in paper form with the signature affixed unless the party to be served agrees to accept
service by some other form
(2) Proof of service contemplated in subrule (I)
(a)
shall be noted on the Fast page of the filing;
(b)
shall show the date and manner of service; and
(c)
may be by written acknowledgement of service, by certificate of the person effecting the
service or by other proof satisfactory to the Authority
(3) In the event that proof of service is omitted in pleadings or documents filed at the Authority, and such
pleadings or documents generally require proof of service or where the counsel of record for a party is
omitted it will be presumed that proper service had not taken place on other parties or on all counsel of
record unless the contrary is proved
(4) The manner in which service shall be executed if a party is represented by
(a)
an attorney is by serving a copy of the document or pleadings on the attorney unless
service upon the party is ordered by the Authority; or
(b)
more than one attorney, serving a copy of the document or pleadings on each attorney of
record: provided that no more than two attorneys of record may be designated for purposes
of service
(5) Parties who intervene in proceedings are responsible for reviewing the official service list in that file to
determine the identity of parties to ensure that pleadings and other papers are properly served on all parties
to the proceeding