Serving papers, files and documents of Court, People's Procuracy, and civil judgment enforcement agencies

• The bailiff serves papers, files and documents of the Court, the People's Procuracy in the settlement of civil cases, administrative cases, civil matters in criminal cases and complaints and denunciations; serve papers, dossiers and documents of civil judgment enforcement agencies in the province where the bailiff's office is located under the service contract signed between the bailiff's office and the court. court, the People's Procuracy, and the civil judgment enforcement agency.

In case of serving beyond the province or on an island or an archipelago outside the district where the bailiff's office is located, the bailiff's office may reach agreement with the court, people's procuracy, civil judgment enforcement agencies with separate contracts for each specific work.

• Procedures for serving papers, dossiers and documents of the Court or People's Procuracy shall comply with the procedural law; Procedures for serving papers, dossiers and documents of civil judgment enforcement agencies shall comply with the provisions of the civil judgment enforcement law.
• The service contract is performed by the mode of the Court, the People's Procuracy, the civil judgment enforcement agency that wishes to transfer the papers, dossiers and documents agreed to be served to the Court. Office of the Attorney General for serving.

Papers, dossiers and documents of the service agreement include: Notice, summons, invitation, notice, decision to bring the case to trial, judgment, decision, and decision on appeal of the Court; notice and protest decision of the People's Procuracy; judgment enforcement decisions, notices, summons, notices of civil judgment enforcement agencies. In case of necessity, the bailiff may serve other papers, records and documents at the request of the Court, the People's Procuracy or the civil judgment enforcement agency.

The number and type of papers, documents shall be made through minutes certified by both parties on a daily basis.

• The main contents of a service contract include: Types of papers, dossiers and documents to be served; duration of contract; service procedures; rights and obligations of the parties; service costs.

After signing, the service contract is sent to the State Treasury where the Court, People's Procuracy and civil judgment enforcement agency open accounts to control the payment of service costs to the bailiff office.

• Each Court, each People's Procuracy, and each civil judgment enforcement agency may enter into a service contract with one or more Attorney's Offices.