due notice

due notice
Sufficient notice. The notice prescribed by law in the case of where notice is prescribed. Where a statute requires notice to be given, it is the general rule of law that actual personal notice is required, and the notice must be personally served on the person to be notified. 39 Am J1st Notice § 9. Due notice of a trial upon charges made against a person, means that he is to be put upon trial at a specified time upon specified charges; and the notice must be given in season to afford him a reasonable opportunity to make preparation to meet the charges by summoning witnesses in his behalf. Brennan v United Hatters of North America, 73 NJL 729, 65 A 165. See due process of law; due publication.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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