---
title: "Process Serving"
url: "https://legal.ge/en/service/dispute-resolution-and-litigation-en/process-serving-en"
field: "Dispute Resolution & Litigation"
description: "Process serving: representative, refusal and public notice rules under the Code. Legal.ge."
reviewed: "2026-02-13"
updated: "2026-10-23"
publisher: "legal.ge"
---

# Process Serving

> Source: legal.ge, https://legal.ge/en/service/dispute-resolution-and-litigation-en/process-serving-en

## The Rules of Serving Court Documents

The service of court documents is the part of the process that directly determines a party's procedural standing: proper service starts the running of terms and enables the examination of the case. The Code of Civil Procedure regulates this field in detail — from service on a representative to public notice. Each form of service carries its own conditions and consequences, and for the party what is decisive is which of them applies: this is not a technical detail but the foundation of the progress of the case. Knowledge of the service rules is therefore a practical advantage — timely reaction is possible only when the party knows when a document counts as served.

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### On whom is service made for a represented party?

The representative — counting for all co-participants.

### With more than 10 persons?

The first three signatories; service on one counts for all.

### When is refusal service?

On the addressee's refusal, with a note.

### Public notice?

The 7th day from publication.