Is it true that the litigation service center sent you a text message?

12368 is generally true when you receive the notice of filing a case by the court.

I suggest you go to the court in time to inquire or entrust a lawyer to deal with it, so as to avoid unnecessary risks.

If it is a short message from the court, it will not be sent to the parties by short message. There are many ways for the court to serve legal documents, mainly as follows:

1, direct delivery:

The way in which the judges, clerks or judicial police of the court serve the litigation documents that should be served directly to the person to be served, his agent or adult family members living together (the legal representative of the unit or the person who specially receives them).

2. Entrusted services:

If it is difficult for the court to serve directly, it shall entrust other courts to serve on its behalf.

It is a supplement to direct delivery.

Strictly speaking, entrusted service is not an independent way of service, it is only an act of mutual assistance between courts.

3. Delivery by post:

The service mode of the court service personnel to deliver the litigation materials to the addressee by mail.

4. Lien delivery:

If the addressee refuses to sign for the litigation documents directly served by the court, after the addressee invites the personnel of the relevant organization to be present, the relevant personnel shall witness the completion of the service by leaving the litigation documents at the addressee's residence.

5. Delivery:

Soldiers in the army and prisoners and reeducation-through-labor people are delivered to the addressee through the political department or management department at or above the regiment level in the prison where they are located.

6. Service of announcement:

Also known as fictitious delivery.

It refers to the delivery method of publishing an announcement in a newspaper or other carrier, which produces a delivery effect after a certain period of time.

Article 88 of the Civil Procedure Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates that the service of litigation documents shall be directly delivered to the addressee.

If the addressee is a citizen, I will not give it to his adult family to sign for it;

If the addressee is a legal person or other organization, it shall be signed by the legal representative of the legal person, the principal responsible person of other organizations or the responsible person of the legal person or organization;

If the addressee has an agent ad litem, he may send it to his agent for signature;

If the addressee appoints an agent to the people's court, it shall send it to the agent for signature.

The date of delivery is the date when the adult family members, legal persons or other organizations of the addressee are responsible for receiving and the litigation agent or agent signs for it.