Texas § 80.005 ELECTRONIC MAIL.

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§ 80.005 — ELECTRONIC MAIL.

Texas § 80.005

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 80.005 (2026).

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Sec. 80.005. ELECTRONIC MAIL.

(a)Authorized methods of delivering a notice or document by electronic mail include:

(1)electronic notice sent through the electronic filing system under Section 72.031 , as added by Chapter 1290 (H.B. 2302), Acts of the 83rd Legislature, Regular Session, 2013;

(2)electronic notice;

(3)electronic mail messages;

(4)e-mail; and

(5)secure electronic mail.

(b)Authorized methods of delivering a notice or document by electronic mail do not include:

(1)facsimiles;

(2)instant messaging;

(3)messages on a social network website, including Facebook and Twitter;

(4)telegraphs;

(5)telephone messages;

(6)text messages;

(7)videoconferencing;

(8)voice messages; or

(9)webcams.

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Sec. 80.005. ELECTRONIC MAIL. (a) Authorized methods of delivering a notice or document by electronic mail include:
(1) electronic notice sent through the electronic filing system under Section 72.031 , as added by Chapter 1290 (H.B. 2302), Acts of the 83rd Legislature, Regular Session, 2013;
(2) electronic notice;
(3) electronic mail messages;
(4) e-mail; and
(5) secure electronic mail.
(b) Authorized methods of delivering a notice or document by electronic mail do not include:
(1) facsimiles;
(2) instant messaging;
(3) messages on a social network website, including Facebook and Twitter;
(4) telegraphs;
(5) telephone messages;
(6) text messages;
(7) videoconferencing;
(8) voice messages; or
(9) webcams.