Rule 1.1804 Effect of notice by posting

When a court notice is posted somewhere, like on a courthouse bulletin board or public place, that posting doesn't count as legal notice unless a specific law says it does. Simply putting up a notice in a public spot isn't enough on its own to officially inform someone about a case or legal action.

This means if someone tries to notify another person about a lawsuit or court action just by posting a notice publicly, that method won't hold up legally unless there's a statute that specifically allows it. Courts need a real legal basis before they'll accept posted notice as valid, so people can't rely on this method unless the law clearly permits it for that particular situation.