On which day are legal documents such as citations typically served?

Legal documents such as citations are typically served on any day except Sunday. This is consistent with many legal frameworks which often specify that certain actions must take place within specific time frames that exclude Sundays, recognizing it as a traditional day of rest in many legal systems. This understanding is essential in the context of serving legal papers, ensuring that the recipient is given an adequate opportunity to receive and respond to the documents served.

The choice that allows for the service of legal documents on any day except Sunday reflects this practice, as Sunday is generally a day when legal activities are not conducted to respect the norms and customs surrounding rest days. This ensures that legal processes can be executed fairly and effectively while acknowledging societal practices.