s. 90 (3) A defendant who, having been arrested under the order, is in custody and has not previously been served with a copy of the originating process, may be lawfully served with it. 91 Defendant may apply for relief No. 6387 s. 130. The defendant may apply to the Court at any time— (a) to rescind the order to arrest; or (b) to vary the order to arrest; or (c) to be discharged from custody; or (d) for such other relief as is just. 92 Endorsement on order No. 6387 s. 131. An order to arrest must before delivery to the S. 92 amended by sheriff be endorsed with the address for service of No. 35/1996 the plaintiff and of the plaintiff's legal practitioner s. 453(Sch. 1 item 80.10). (if any) as required by the Rules in relation to originating process. 93 Restrictions on execution of order No. 6387 s. 132. The sheriff, a deputy sheriff or any other officer having the execution of an order to arrest must not arrest a defendant on an order taken out by a plaintiff in person unless at or before the time of making the arrest— (a) the order is delivered to the sheriff, deputy S. 93(a) amended by sheriff or other officer by a legal practitioner No. 35/1996 or the clerk of a legal practitioner or an agent s. 453(Sch. 1 item 80.10). authorised in writing by a legal practitioner; and (b) the order is endorsed, in the presence of the S. 93(b) amended by sheriff, deputy sheriff or other officer, with No. 35/1996 the name and place of residence of the legal s. 453(Sch. 1 item 80.10). practitioner by the legal practitioner, clerk or agent delivering it.
(3) A defendant who, having been arrested under the order, is in custody and has not previously been served with a copy of the originating process, may be lawfully served with it. No. 6387 s. 130. 91 Defendant may apply for relief The defendant may apply to the Court at any time— (a) to rescind the order to arrest; or (b) to vary the order to arrest; or (c) to be discharged from custody; or (d) for such other relief as is just. No. 6387 s. 131. S. 92 amended by No. 35/1996 s. 453(Sch. 1 item 80.10). 92 Endorsement on order s. 90 An order to arrest must before delivery to the sheriff be endorsed with the address for service of the plaintiff and of the plaintiff's legal practitioner (if any) as required by the Rules in relation to originating process. No. 6387 s. 132. 93 Restrictions on execution of order The sheriff, a deputy sheriff or any other officer having the execution of an order to arrest must not arrest a defendant on an order taken out by a plaintiff in person unless at or before the time of making the arrest— S. 93(a) amended by No. 35/1996 s. 453(Sch. 1 item 80.10). (a) the order is delivered to the sheriff, deputy sheriff or other officer by a legal practitioner or the clerk of a legal practitioner or an agent authorised in writing by a legal practitioner; and S. 93(b) amended by No. 35/1996 s. 453(Sch. 1 item 80.10). (b) the order is endorsed, in the presence of the sheriff, deputy sheriff or other officer, with the name and place of residence of the legal practitioner by the legal practitioner, clerk or agent delivering it.
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