California Codes, Code of Civil Procedure, Part 2 — of Civil Actions, Title 14 — of Miscellaneous Provisions, Chapter 5 — Notices, and Filing and Service of Papers

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Section 1010Requires written notices and requires a motion notice, except for new trial, to state timing, grounds, and supporting papers, with copies of…Section 1010.5Allows the Judicial Council to authorize filing by facsimile, including rules treating the faxed document as an original. Allows courts accepting credit…Section 1010.6Requires electronic service in specified circumstances, including acceptance by represented parties who have appeared, while allowing unrepresented parties to consent and later…Section 1011Allows service on attorneys or parties through office, residence, mail, clerk, or electronic methods. Attorney office fallback may be left 9 a.m.–5…Section 1012Allows service by mail when the person to be served has a residence or office at a place where mail is delivered,…Section 1013Allows mail service and makes it complete on deposit, adding 5 calendar days within California, 10 elsewhere in the United States, 12…Section 1013aRequires proof of service by mail through an affidavit or certificate from a qualifying adult nonparty, State Bar member, business-mailing declarant, or…Section 1013bRequires proof of electronic service by an affidavit or certificate from a qualifying adult, State Bar member, business-practice declarant, or clerk. The…Section 1014Defines a defendant’s appearance to include answering, demurring, specified motions, written notice of appearance, or attorney appearance. Requires notice of later proceedings…Section 1015Requires service on a party’s attorney when the party has one, except for subpoenas, writs, other process, and contempt papers. Allows service…Section 1016Exempts service of summons or other process, and service of papers intended to bring a party into contempt, from the provisions of…Section 1017Allows civil summonses, writs, orders, and other service papers to be transmitted by telegraph, with the telegraphic copy served, executed, and returned…Section 1019Defines point-based type-size requirements for statutory notices or publications, unless specifically defined otherwise, by conventional printing-industry customs and practices and their customary…Section 1019.5Requires the prevailing party, unless the court orders otherwise, to give notice of a granted or denied motion to all other parties…Section 1020Allows certain legally required notices not otherwise governed, and not notices to a party or attorney, to be sent by prepaid registered…

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