Supreme Court Rules 2000

An advertisement directed under rule 949(2)(g) is to –

be prepared by the party prosecuting the judgment and approved by the registrar; and be signed by that party's practitioner or, if the party has no practitioner, by the registrar, if the advertisement is for creditors; and be signed by the registrar, if the advertisement is for claimants other than creditors; and be published – in the Gazette, unless otherwise directed; and in any newspaper, whether published in the State or elsewhere, as may be directed; and be in accordance with the prescribed form; and fix a time within which a claimant is to send any person the Court or judge directs, who is to be named and described in the advertisement, the name and address of the claimant and the full particulars of the claim; and contain – notice of the time appointed for adjudicating on claims; and a direction that a claimant not residing in the State must send with particulars of the claim the name and address of a person within the State to whom notices to the claimant can be sent; and a statement that a notice sent to such a person is equivalent to a notice sent to the claimant; and a statement that a claimant who does not comply with the direction referred to in subparagraph (ii) is not entitled to receive any further notice.