Article 745 Ter Federal Labor Law

Electronic notifications shall be subject to the following rules:

I.The parties or interested third parties are obligated to enter the electronic mailbox assigned to them every day and obtain the record referred to in section IV of article 747 of this Law, within a maximum term of two days from the time the jurisdictional body sent it.

If they do not enter the electronic system established for that purpose within the terms indicated, the Court shall deem the notification made. When the Court considers it convenient due to the nature or importance of the act, it may order that the notification to be made be carried out through the court officer, who shall state in the case file any of the foregoing situations, and

II.When due to fortuitous event, force majeure or technical failures the system is interrupted, making it impossible to send notifications within the terms established in this Law, the parties must give immediate notice through any other means to the Court, which shall communicate that circumstance to the administrative unit in charge of operating the system. For as long as that situation lasts, the corresponding terms shall be suspended for that same period.

Once the system has been restored, the administrative unit in charge of operating the system shall send a report to the corresponding jurisdictional body or bodies, in which it must indicate the cause and the duration of the interruption of the system, for purposes of the corresponding computation.

The Court shall notify the parties of the interruption of the system, informing them of the duration of the interruption, from its start until its restoration, as well as the moment at which the computation of the corresponding terms restarts.

In all cases the respective notification or record shall be added to the court record.