Namibia

Service by letters rogatory is a formal legal process used to request assistance from a foreign court in serving documents or obtaining evidence for use in legal proceedings, especially when the recipient country isn’t part of any international legal assistance treaties. Upon receipt of the letters rogatory, the judicial authority in the requested jurisdiction conducts a thorough assessment of the request and, if deemed appropriate, proceeds to execute it in accordance with its domestic legal framework. This may involve the service of documents on behalf of the requesting court or facilitation of evidence collection through witness testimony or document production.

It is important to acknowledge potential challenges or limitations inherent in service by letters rogatory, including the potentially lengthy nature of the process and disparities in legal procedures across jurisdictions.