Part 2—Court initiated proceedings for contempt—other cases 247—Summons for contempt A summons under rule 302 or 303 of the Rules is to be in form 55. Part 3—Contempt proceedings by to proceeding [no supplementary rules] Part 4—Hearing of charge of contempt [no supplementary rules] Chapter 15—Statutory proceedings Part 1—General principles 248—Application to Registrar An application to the Registrar under rule 308(2) of the Rules is to be in form 56. Part 2—Substantive proceedings under particular Acts Division 1—Aged and Infirm Persons’ Property Act 1940 249—Form of summons (1) An application under section 8 of the Aged and Infirm Persons’ Property Act (the for a protection order under rule 310 of the Rules is to be made 1940 Act) by summons— (a) if the application is made by the person whose property is sought to be protected—in form 5; (a) otherwise—in form 6 naming the person whose property is sought to be protected as a defendant. (2) When it is intended to seek an order restricting the testamentary capacity of the person whose property is sought to be protected or the circumstances indicate that such a course may be desirable, the summons should specifically ask for such an order. (3) Unless the Court otherwise directs, unless the application is made by the person whose property is sought to be protected, the summons and supporting affidavit are to be served on the person whose property is sought to be protected. Note— Section 8(2) of the Act requires the summons to be served on the person whose property is sought to be protected unless the Court in any special case otherwise directs.
Part 2—Court initiated proceedings for contempt—other cases 247—Summons for contempt A summons under rule 302 or 303 of the Rules is to be in form 55. Part 3—Contempt proceedings by to proceeding [no supplementary rules] Part 4—Hearing of charge of contempt [no supplementary rules] Chapter 15—Statutory proceedings Part 1—General principles 248—Application to Registrar An application to the Registrar under rule 308(2) of the Rules is to be in form 56. Part 2—Substantive proceedings under particular Acts Division 1—Aged and Infirm Persons’ Property Act 1940 249—Form of summons (1) An application under section 8 of the Aged and Infirm Persons’ Property Act 1940 (the Act) for a protection order under rule 310 of the Rules is to be made by summons— (a) if the application is made by the person whose property is sought to be protected—in form 5; (a) otherwise—in form 6 naming the person whose property is sought to be protected as a defendant. (2) When it is intended to seek an order restricting the testamentary capacity of the person whose property is sought to be protected or the circumstances indicate that such a course may be desirable, the summons should specifically ask for such an order. (3) Unless the Court otherwise directs, unless the application is made by the person whose property is sought to be protected, the summons and supporting affidavit are to be served on the person whose property is sought to be protected. Note— Section 8(2) of the Act requires the summons to be served on the person whose property is sought to be protected unless the Court in any special case otherwise directs.
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