The Hague Service Convention Is a Treaty That Was Formulated

The Hague Service Convention is a treaty that was formulated to

A) provide foreign subsidiaries with fewer formalities in their creation and operation.
B) allow the parent companies of foreign subsidiaries to have greater control over the subsidiaries.
C) make it easier for Central American countries to trade with the Netherlands.
D) to assure that defendants sued in foreign jurisdictions would receive actual and timely notice of suit.
E) to restrict the service of process abroad in order to reduce the number of lawsuits filed against foreign firms.