“When the defendant is a foreign private juridical entity which has transacted
business in the Philippines,
service may be made on its resident agent designated in accordance with law
for that purpose, or, if there be no such agent, on the government
official designated by law to that effect, or on any of its officers or agents
within the Philippines. x x x If
the foreign private juridical entity is not registered in the
Philippines or has no resident agent, service may, with leave of court, be effected out of the Philippines through any of
the following means: (a) By personal service coursed through the appropriate court in the foreign
country with the assistance of the Department of Foreign Affairs; (b) by
publication once in a newspaper of general circulation in the country where
the defendant may be found and by serving a copy of the summons and the court
order by registered mail at the last known address of the defendant; (c) by
facsimile or any recognized electronic means that could generate proof of
service; or (d) by such other means as may be warranted in the discretion of
the court”
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