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Registrar of Companies or his appointee as agent for service of process

18. (1) Whenever a corporation subject to this Ordinance fails
to maintain an authorized agent in Nevis, or whenever said
registered agent cannot with reasonable diligence be found
at his business address, then the Registrar of Companies or
his appointee shall be an agent of such corporation upon
whom any process or notice or demand required or
permitted by law to be served may be served.
(2) Service on the Registrar of Companies or his appointee
as agent of a corporation shall be made by personally
delivering to and leaving with him or his deputy or with
any person authorized by the Registrar of Companies to
receive such service, at the office of the Registrar of
Companies, duplicate copies of such process together with
the statutory fee. The Registrar of Companies or his
appointee shall promptly send one of such copies by
registered mail, return receipt requested, to such
corporation at the business address of its registered agent,
or if there is no such office, then the Registrar of
Companies or his appointee shall mail such copy in care of
any director named in the articles of incorporation at his
address stated therein or at the address of the corporation
without Nevis, or if none, at the last known address of a
person at whose request the corporation was formed or in
any other manner permitted by Law.

Records and certificates of Registrar of Companies

19. The Registrar of Companies shall keep a record of each
process served upon the Registrar of Companies or his appointee
under this Part, including the date of service. It shall, upon request
made within five years of such service, issue a certificate under its
seal certifying as to the receipt of the process by an authorized
person, the date and place of such service, and the receipt of the
statutory fee.
Limitation 20. Nothing contained in this Part shall affect the validity of
on effect of part service of process on a corporation effected in any other manner
permitted by law.