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For the purposes of serving process in [[England and Wales]], [[territorial waters]] count. Thus, one could conceivably act as a process agent from a Barge in the Bristol Channel. This would make a great plot point for a novel and, indeed, ''[[The ISDA Protocol|may already do so]]''. | For the purposes of serving process in [[England and Wales]], [[territorial waters]] count. Thus, one could conceivably act as a process agent from a Barge in the Bristol Channel. This would make a great plot point for a novel and, indeed, ''[[The ISDA Protocol|may already do so]]''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:36, 18 January 2020
For the purposes of serving process in England and Wales, territorial waters count. Thus, one could conceivably act as a process agent from a Barge in the Bristol Channel. This would make a great plot point for a novel and, indeed, may already do so.