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One is an organ and the other a defendant. Communication with the Central Authority of to the server can be by any means, even e-mail Also note that the Email Database Hague Convention obliges service of process to have two explicit and implicit requirements for acceptance: voluntarily and knowingly. These can be compared to a "bilateral obligation in Civil Law" (See Article 5 (b) alinea of the Hague Convention). Therefore, if the defendant is not "capable Email Database to understand" what he is receiving, service is viced and the "Defendant can refuse service. If documents are not translated he is not "capable to understand". The defendant is not sense to know foreign laws or could be economically challenged, but some presumption exist: If the defendant is not served multilingual Attorney at law and advise at the Email Databasemoment of Service or if the documents contain No Legal Notice and etceteras, the Email Database defendant is in "Procedural defenseless".and therefore service of process is not valid and useless. . Service to Corporations doing International Business, those under the Hague of 1956 for "Company Email Database recognition" it must be presumed that they speak the language of the Jurisdiction in which the carry business and know their laws. The Hague Convention does not distinguishes between services according to defendant; Individual or Corporations. Therefore, I consider the Hague as placing an obstacle in service to corporations, since the plaintiff is oblige to translate the documents. Logically Email Database Corporations should never use the central authority, they do not need it. The Hague Convention indicates "voluntary acceptance" as a condition of service, this does not mean "Refusal at all Email Database times and systematically to get civil or commercial impunity". In this sense, service by Certified Mail, email, fax and other unilateral acts of service, which we can be consider as "Adherence" from defendant to service.