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XIII. Policies
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| Article 143-Notice | ||
| 143.1 | Notice | |
| A Notice shall be recognized as an Official Instrument of the Society when complying to form as set forth by this Article. | ||
| When a Notice is valid, it shall carry the full force of the laws of the Society as an Official Instrument of the Society and a proper extension and record of those laws. | ||
| In general form, a Notice shall be the physical authentic original recorded and reproducible instrument of publication of an official requirement by obligation of Law of the Society that a party named in any legal process concerning the laws of the Society affecting their rights, obligations or duties to be made aware of this process. | ||
| The Society recognizes only three forms of notice: Public, Actual and Constructive. | ||
| Public Notice shall be any notice given to the members of the Society by any agency or legislative body in a rulemaking or lawmaking proceeding through some public means of pronouncement including (but not limited to) newspapers, public web sites, ratio and television. | ||
| Actual Notice shall be any notice given to one or more members of the Society by direct means of conveyance including (but not limited to) email, letter and personal service. | ||
| Constructive Notice shall be the promulgation of notice by public notice and/or actual notice in such a manner that another man/woman or corporation is presumed to have knowledge of the matter even if no acknowledgment has been received. | ||
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