As of early 2012, Iran's ministry of information and communication technology was reportedly testing a countrywide " national Internet " network it is planning to launch aimed at substituting services run through the World Wide Web.
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But for all of his legal accomplishments, which included brief substitute service as the first black judge for the Petersburg District Court and as the first black federal magistrate for the Eastern District of Virginia, what animated Cooley most in recent years was the quest for a measure of overdue racial justice.
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A big difference between civilian and military service is that civilian service participants can greatly profit from his substitute service in terms of work experience to achieve a better position after the service, although it is formally not allowed to do civilian service with, for example, the goal of passing an exam in mind.
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A bankruptcy petition must generally be served on the debtor personally, but if the creditor is unable to effect service, either because the debtor has evaded service or cannot be traced, the court may order substituted service, i . e . service by post or some other method which is likely to bring the demand to the debtor's attention.
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He said that " I have gone through the motion ex-parte and it is hereby granted; all the court processes are deem valid . " Justice Pindiga then ordered that substituted service be effected against Wike either by pasting the court process on Wike's house or at the office of the PDP secretariat in Rivers state or in Abuja.
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After failing to serve Wike with court summons, presiding Justice Muazu Pindiga approved the request by Mr Oluwarotimi Odunayo Akeredolu ( SAN ), the counsel to Dr Dakuku Peterside of the All Progressives Congress ( APC ), to grant an order for substituted service on the governor-elect because Wike had been evading service of court summon and other processes in the petition challenging Wike's elections.
