The date on which the electronic notification would be deemed to have been made is regulated in the NotificationAct and the Regulation on Electronic Notification. According to these provisions, electronic notification is deemedas being served at the end of the fifth day following the date of receipt of the addressee’s electronic address (Art.7/a, IV of the Notification Act; art. 9/VI of the Regulation on Electronic Notification). As is seen, the date on whichthe electronic notification is read does not have any importance when determining the date on which the electronicnotification will be deemed as served. Legal arrangements regarding this subject are overt in the legislations. Thejudicial decisions, predicating the date the electronic notification deemed to be served on the date which theadressee had read the electronic notification constitute a contradiction to the explicit provision of law. On theother hand, the date on which the electronic notification is read is substantial in cases where the periods start as oflearning. Namely, since the date on which the addressee had read the electronic notification can be determined inthe electronic system, the learning date is the date the electronic notification has been read. However, even in thiscase, the date on which the electronic notification is deemed to be served is the end of the fifth day following thedate of receipt of the addressee’s electronic address.