(1) An electronic confirmation of delivery serves as proof of service of a document which has been served by electronic means, but if a dispute arises as to whether service occurred, it shall be resolved by a magistrate.
(2) An electronic confirmation of delivery under sub-rule (1) includes—
(a) electronic mail delivery or read receipt;
(b) confirmation from an electronic internet service provider that the document was delivered to the recipient party's account by that service provider;
(c) confirmation that the notification or an imbedded hyperlink in the notifications section of the Electronic Litigation Portal was delivered;
(d) acknowledgement of receipt by the recipient party, counsel or paralegal; or
(e) other means sufficient to satisfy the Court that the document came to the notice of the recipient party.