1988 Ed.] The Rules of the Supreme Court-Order 12
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(b) The relevant resolution of the board of the body corporate authorizing the director to appear on its behalf if leave is granted shall be exhibited to the affidavit.
(2B) No appeal shall lie from an order of the Registrar under paragraph (2A) giving or refusing leave.
(2C) Leave given by a Registrar under paragraph (2A) may be revoked by the Court at any time.
(2D) No appeal shall lie from an order of the Court revoking leave given by a Registrar.
(3) Service of a writ may be acknowledged by properly completing an acknowledgment of service as defined by rule 3 and handing it in at, or sending it by post to, the Registry.
(4) If two or more defendants to an action acknowledge service by the same solicitor and at the same time, only one acknowledgment of service need be completed and delivered for those defendants.
(5) The date on which service is acknowledged is the date on which the acknowledgment of service is received at the Registry.
Acknowledgment of service (O. 12, r. 3)
3.
(1) An acknowledgment of service must be in Form No. 14 or 15 in Appendix A, whichever is appropriate, and except as provided in rule 1(2), must be signed by the solicitor acting for the defendant specified in the acknowledgment or, if the defendant is acting in person, by that defendant.
(2) An acknowledgment of service must specify----
(a) in the case of a defendant acknowledging service in person, the address of his place of residence and, if his place of residence is not within the jurisdiction or if he has no place of residence, the address of a place within the jurisdiction at or to which documents for him may be delivered or sent, and
(b) in the case of a defendant acknowledging service by a solicitor, a business address to which may be added a numbered box at a document exchange of his solicitor within the jurisdiction;
and where the defendant acknowledges service in person the address within the jurisdiction specified under sub-paragraph (a) shall be his address for service, but otherwise his solicitor's business address shall be his address for service.
In relation to a body corporate the references in sub-paragraph (a) to the defendant's place of residence shall be construed as references to the defendant's registered or principal office.
[Subsidiary]
App. A. Forms 14, 15.