In short
Leaving the MERNIS address does not mean that service was never made. Having moved from the registered address does not erase the piece of service on the envelope by itself. If the piece stands, the piece is read first. A sentence of moving is not put in the place of the piece. If there is no piece, this page does not write a date as if there were service.
This writing separates whether leaving the population address stops the service. The result of notifying an address to the file is in the writing a change of address. That guide is not repeated here. The meaning of leaving it contrary to the procedure is in the writing service contrary to the procedure. The ground of a return is in the writing return of service of a payment order. The electronic box is in the writing electronic service. A number is not added to the period.
The registered address and the place actually stayed
The line in the address register does not have to show the place the debtor actually stayed that day. The piece of service writes whether the address it went to is this registered line. If the debtor says they left that line, this word is not a claim that the piece was never drawn up. Leaving has whether the service was made read from the piece.
The registered address is the line at the population directorate. The place actually stayed is the door the person was at that day. The two may not be the same street. The service officer may have gone to the registered line and drawn up the piece there. The debtor living in another district does not mean that the piece is absent on the paper. Absence is read separately only if the piece was never drawn up, or if the piece carries a ground of return.
The population record is not a minute of service by itself. The minute does not prove that the person still stayed there either. One shows that the address is registered. The other shows what the officer did. If the two conflict, the conflict is not enough to disregard the service. The conflict shows which address it went to. The address it went to is not changed with the door the debtor recounted later. The door that was recounted is not written over the address line on the piece.
Moving does not take the piece back
Moving may be said both before and after the service. The address changing after the piece was formed does not take the piece that was formed back. Moving before the piece does not erase the line of the step the officer wrote either. If the line says service was made, the sentence "I moved" does not stand in for that line. If the line carries a ground of return, this page does not count the return as service.
The date of the move and the date of the piece are placed side by side. If the date of the document of the move is after the piece, the document does not pull back the step that was formed. If the date of the document is before the piece, the line the officer wrote is not erased either. If the two dates are not in the file, which came first is not guessed. The guess does not produce a result that there was service or that there was not.
A petition of notification does not turn the MERNIS line into a piece of service by itself. The petition concerns where later papers will go out. The petition does not drop the past piece. If the petition is not in the file, the leaving stays only in words. The word does not close the line of the step. The date the petition entered the office is not written on the piece as the date of service.
On which paper the leaving stands
The claim of leaving is read when the piece of service and the printout of the address record stand side by side. A lease or a document of vacation that shows the move may support the leaving. The document does not change the line of the step on the piece. A witness may recount that the person left the registered address. The account does not leave the step on the envelope without effect.
The start of the lease, the date of the minute of vacation and the day the population printout was taken are separate lines. These lines are not pasted onto one day. A day that is pasted is not used as a date of learning or of service. If there is no date on the document, the moment of leaving is not built either. A moment that is not built is not put in the place of the line of the step on the piece.
The debtor must tie the leaving to a document. If there is no document, the claim stays oral. An oral claim does not drop the piece. The creditor cannot paste the population printout into the file as service having been made either. The printout shows the address. The piece shows the service. The two are not put in each other's place. If the time the printout was taken and the time the piece was drawn up are not on the same paper, the times are not joined.
An empty address line is not completed
The address in the request for enforcement and the MERNIS line may not be the same. Which one the service went to is read from the address line of the envelope. If the line is empty, the address is not completed on this page. A street or a door number that is not visible in the file is not written as an example. An address that is not written does not cause service to be treated as having been made.
One address may stand in the request for enforcement, another address in the population printout, and a third line on the envelope. The service is read according to the line on the envelope. The address of the request does not stand in for it when the envelope is empty. The population line does not fill an empty envelope either. If the three papers conflict, the conflict is written. The conflict does not add a new door number to the empty line.
If there is an address on the piece but the district or the door is missing, the gap is not completed on this page. An incomplete line does not by itself give rise to a result that service was made either. The result is read from whether the line of the step on the piece is full. If the line of the step says "it was served", a missing door does not by itself drop this writing. If the line of the step is empty, the service is not treated as completed by a guess of the address.
A later notification does not drop the past piece
The debtor may update the population address after the service. The update concerns which line the new papers will go out to. The update does not erase from the archive a piece that was drawn up earlier. A piece that is not erased is not announced as without effect by the date of the new printout.
A notification of address presented to the file is within the same limit. The notification is the line the office will read on later sendings. The earlier envelope may have been drawn up without knowledge of the notification. Lack of knowledge is not enough by itself to disregard the earlier piece. Whether it is enough is spoken of when the line of the step on the piece and the date the notification entered the file stand side by side. If one of the dates is absent, the other is not written in its place.
A paper that falls to an electronic address is not put in the place of the MERNIS door. When there is no paper piece, a box record is not produced as service having been made to the registered address. The dates of the two channels are not joined on one line. If the printout of one channel is absent, the other does not complete its date. The frame is on the page enforcement and bankruptcy. The contact path stands for reading the envelope in hand together. The path does not add an address to an empty line.
The day the printout was taken is not the date of the piece
The printout of the address record shows the registered line on the day it was taken. The piece of service shows the step on the day it was drawn up. The printout may have been taken months after the piece. A printout taken late writes by itself the address on the day the piece was drawn up. If it does not write it, the two documents are placed side by side. Before they are placed, the sentence "I was not at this address that day" does not drop the piece.
If a change of address appears on the printout, the date the change was entered is read separately. If the date of entry is after the piece, the printout does not erase the earlier service. If the date of entry is before the piece, the line of the step the officer wrote stays in place as well. If one of the two dates is not on the document, the order is not guessed. The guess does not produce a result that service was not made.
If the debtor says they applied to the population directorate, the papers of the application are looked for. If the papers are not in the file, the application is not put in the place of the piece of service. If there are papers, the date of the papers and the date of the piece are kept separate as well. Dates that are kept separate are not pasted onto one day of learning. A day that is not pasted is not written on this page as a period.
If the piece writes that service was made, leaving the registered address does not drop this writing by itself. The claim of dropping depends on the document of leaving and the line of the step standing side by side. If there is no document, the claim stays in words. The word does not leave the step on the envelope without effect. The creditor cannot put the printout in the place of the piece as service having been made either. If there is no piece, the printout does not produce a date of service.
If the piece and the printout show different districts, the service is read according to the district written on the envelope. The district on the printout does not change the address line of the envelope. If the line is empty, a district is not chosen on this page.
Conclusion
Leaving the registered address does not mean that service was never made. The piece is read before the sentence of moving. The document of the move does not erase the line of the step that was formed. If there is no piece, a date is not written. If the address line is empty, an address is not produced. A later update of the population record does not take the past piece back. The basis is the provisions of Notification Law No. 7201 and of Enforcement and Bankruptcy Law No. 2004.