The parties are notified of the decision by the court clerk’s office by registered letter with acknowledgement of receipt. A copy of the decision is sent on the same day by simple letter to the parties and to the bailiff.
If the letter of notification is returned to the court clerk’s office but cannot be delivered to the addressee or to any person authorised to do so, the court clerk informs the parties, who then serve the decision.
The parties may always have the decision served.
Each of the parties may inform the court registry that it does not wish to be served with the decision. In this case, the decision is deemed to have been notified on the date it was handed down.