accompanied by the prescribed documents. (3) A certificate under this section is admissible in evidence and, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, is proof of the matters stated in it. 205 Person may cause document to be served (1) If, under this Act, a person is required or permitted to serve a document, the person may serve the document by causing it to be served by another person. (2) If, this Act, a person is required or permitted to give a document to another person, the person may give the document by causing it to be given by another person. 206 Certificate of service If, this Act, a police officer or appropriate registrar of a court is required or permitted to certify that a document has been served on a person, the police officer or appropriate registrar must complete a certificate of service that— the certificate is completed by a police officer, includes the police officer's name, rank and station; and the certificate is completed by an appropriate registrar, includes the appropriate registrar's name and the location of the court; and a statement about the manner of service; and
accompanied by the prescribed documents. (3) A certificate under this section is admissible in evidence and, in the absence of evidence to the contrary, is proof of the matters stated in it. 205 Person may cause document to be served (1) If, under this Act, a person is required or permitted to serve a document, the person may serve the document by causing it to be served by another person. (2) If, this Act, a person is required or permitted to give a document to another person, the person may give the document by causing it to be given by another person. 206 Certificate of service If, this Act, a police officer or appropriate registrar of a court is required or permitted to certify that a document has been served on a person, the police officer or appropriate registrar must complete a certificate of service that— the certificate is completed by a police officer, includes the police officer's name, rank and station; and the certificate is completed by an appropriate registrar, includes the appropriate registrar's name and the location of the court; and a statement about the manner of service; and
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