Setting aside originating process
16 Setting aside originating process
The court may—
declare that a proceeding for which an originating process has been issued has not, for want of jurisdiction, been properly started; or
declare that an originating process has not been properly served; or
set aside an order for service of an originating process; or
set aside an order extending the period for service of an originating process; or
set aside an originating process; or
set aside service of an originating process; or
stay a proceeding; or
set aside or amend an order made under rule 126(1) or 129G(1); or
make another order the court considers appropriate.
Note—
See also rule 373 (Incorrect originating process).
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