4.2. La política interior sueca de 1931 a 1936 según la diplomacia española
4.2.2. La política interior sueca durante el gobierno de Per Albin Hansson (1932 1936)
1. The persons taking part in the case, as well as the witnesses, experts, specialists and interpreters, shall be notified or summoned to the court by registered letter with a notification on handing it in, by a court summons with notification on handing it in, by a telephone message or telegram, by facsimile communication or with the use of other devices of communication and delivery ensuring the fixation of the court notice or summons and of handing it in to the addressee.
On the procedure for forwarding notices, see Provisional Instructions on the Office Work in a District Court, Approved by Order of the Judicial Department under the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation No. 8 of January 29, 1999
2. The court summons is one of the forms of judicial notices and summons. The persons taking part in the case shall be notified by the court summons of the time and place of the court session or about the performance of the individual procedural actions. Together with the notice in the form of a court summons or a registered letter, to the person taking part in the case shall be forwarded the copies of the procedural documents. The court summons shall also be issued so that to call to the court witnesses, experts, specialists and interpreters.
3. The court notices and the summons shall be handed in to the p ersons taking part in the case taking account of the fact that the said persons should have enough time to prepare for the case and to appear in court on time.
4. A court notice addressed to a p erson taking part in the case shall be forwarded to the address, given by the person, taking part in the case, or by his representative. If the citizen does not actually reside at the indicated address, the notice may be directed to the place of his work.
5. A court notice addressed to an organization shall be forwarded to the place of its location.
The court notice, addressed to an organization, may be forwarded to the place of location of its representation or affiliate, if such are mentioned in the constituent documents.
6. The forms for the court notices and summons envisaged in the present Article shall also be applied in respect of foreign citizens and foreign legal entities, unless a different order is established in the international treaty of the Russian Federation.
Article 114. Content of the Court Summons and of the Other Court Notices 1. In the court summons and other court notices shall be contained:
1) the name and the address of the court; 2) the time and the place of the court sessi on;
3) the name of the addressee - the person notif ied or summoned to the court; 4) an indication of the capacity in which the addressee is summoned or notified ;
5) the name of the case on which the summons or the notification of the addr essee is effected.
2. In the court summons or other court notices addressed to the persons taking part in the case it shall be proposed to submit to the court all the evidence on the case at their disposal, and shall be indicated the consequences of the non-presentation of the evidence and of the failure to appear in court on the part of the notified or of the summoned persons, as well as their duty to inform the court about the reasons for their failure to appear.
3. Simultaneously with the court summons or other court notice addressed to the defendant, the judge shall direct a copy of the statement of claim, and with the court summons or with the other court notice addressed to the plaintiff also a copy of the defendant's explanations in written form, if such have come to the court.
Article 115. Delivery of the Court Summons and Other Court Notices
1. The court summons and other court notices shall be delivered by m ail or by a person with whom the judge entrusts their delivery. The time of their handing in to the addressee shall be fixed by the method established in postal communication agencies, or in a document subject to the return to the court.
2. With the consent of the person taking part in the case the judge may issue into his hands the court summons or other court notice for handing it in to another notified or summoned person. The person whom the judge has ordered to deliver the court summons or the other court notice is obliged to return to the court the back of the court summons or a copy of the other court notice with the signature of the addressee for its receipt.
Article 116. Handing In the Court Summons
1. A court summons addressed to a citizen shall be handed in to him in person against receipt on the back of the summons subject to the return to the court. A court summons addressed to an organization shall be handed in to the corresponding official person, who shall sign for its receipt on the back of the summons.
2. If the person delivering the court summons does not find the citizen summoned to the court at the place of his residence, the court summons shall be handed in to any one of the adult family members residing together with him, with their consent to subsequently hand it in to the addressee.
If a citizen is summoned to a court in connection with the case on recognizing him/her as legally incapable or legally capable in part, a note shall be made in the summons to the effect that such summons must be personally handed in to the addressee. It is not allowed to deliver to other persons the summons related to the case on recognizing the addressee as legally incapable or legally capable in part.
3. If the addressee is temporarily absent, the person delivering the court summons shall write down on the back of the summons where the addressee has gone and when he is
expected to come back.
4. If the place of the addressee's whereabouts is unknown, a note to this effect shall be made on the court summons, subject to handing in, with an indication of the date and the time of the performed action, as well as of the source of information.
Article 117. Consequences of the Refusal to Accept the Court Summons or Other Court Notice
1. If the addressee refuses to accept the court summons or the other court notice, the person delivering it or handing it in shall make the corresponding note on the court summons or on the other court notice, which shall be returned to the court.
2. An addressee who has refused to accept the court su mmons or other court notice shall be seen as notified about the time and place of the court investigation or of the performance of an individual procedural action.
Article 118. Change of Address During Proceedings on the Case
The persons taking part in the case are obliged to inform the cou rt of a change of their address during the proceedings on the case. In the absence of such communication, the court summons or the other court notice shall be sent over to the last place of the addressee's residence or place of stay known to the court, and shall be seen as delivered, even though the addressee no longer resides or stays at this address.
Article 119. Absence of Information on the Defendant's Place of Stay
If there is no information on the place of the defendant's stay, the c ourt shall start an investigation of the case after the arrival at the court of information to this effect from the last known place of the defendant's residence.
Article 120. Search for the Defendant
1. If the place of the defendant's stay is unknown, the judge is obliged to issue a ruling on announcing a search for the defendant on the claims filed in protection of the interests of the Russian Federation, of the subjects of the Russian Federation and of the municipal entities, as well as on the claims for an exaction of alimony or recompense of the harm inflicted by a severe injury, or of other damage to health, or as a result of the death of the bread winner.
2. An exaction of the outlays on the search for the defendant shall be effected on the grounds of an application from the regional agency of the federal executive power body exercising the functions of normative legal regulation in respect of ensuring the established procedure for the activities of courts, execution of judicial acts and acts of other bodies, by way of an issue of a court order in the manner, stipulated in Chapter 11 of the present Code.