Service of procedural documents
Article 6
Procedural documents, including judgments and orders, shall be served via e-Curia on the holders of e-Curia accounts who, in a case, represent a party or an interested person referred to in Article 23 of the Statute or who act on their own behalf, on behalf of a party to the main proceedings, or on behalf of the referring court or tribunal. Those documents shall also be served on any assistants they may have. In the cases provided for by the Statute and in the Rules of Procedure, procedural documents shall also be served via e-Curia on Member States, other States which are parties to the Agreement on the European Economic Area, non-Member States, the European Free Trade Association Surveillance Authority, and institutions, bodies, offices or agencies of the Union that have accepted this method of service. Procedural documents may also be served in accordance with the other methods of transmission provided for by the Rules of Procedure if required because of the size or nature of the item or where the use of e-Curia is not possible for technical reasons.