1988 Ed.] The Rules of the Supreme Court-Order 90
[CAP. 4
A 351
(b) at the first hearing of the summons apply for directions as to proof of birth of the minor in some other manner.
(3B) The name of each party to the proceedings shall be qualified by a brief description in the body of the summons, of his interest in, or relationship to, the minor.
(4) Unless the Court otherwise directs, the summons shall state the whereabouts of the minor or, as the case may be, that the plaintiff is unaware of his whereabouts.
(5) Every defendant other than the minor shall, forthwith after being served with the summons-
(a) lodge in the Registry a notice stating the address of the defendant and the whereabouts of the minor or, as the case may be, that the defendant is unaware of his whereabouts, and
(b) unless the Court otherwise directs, serve a copy of the notice on the plaintiff.
(6) Where any party other than the minor changes his address or becomes aware of any change in the whereabouts of the minor after the issue of, as the case may be, service of the summons, he shall, unless the Court otherwise directs, forthwith lodge notice of the change in the Registry and serve a copy of the notice on every other party.
(7) The summons shall contain a notice to the defendant informing him of the requirements of paragraphs (5) and (6).
(8) In this rule any reference to the whereabouts of a minor is a reference to the address at which and the person with whom he is living and any other information relevant to the question where he may be found.
Enforcement of order by bailiff (O. 90, r. 3A)
3A. The power of the High Court to secure, through an officer attending upon the Court, compliance with any direction relating to a ward of court may be exercised by an order addressed to the bailiff.
When minor ceases to be ward of court (O. 90, r. 4)
4. (1) A minor who, by virtue of section 26(2) of the Supreme Court Ordinance, becomes a ward of court on the issue of a summons under rule 3 shall cease to be a ward of court-
(a) if an application for an appointment for the hearing of the summons is not made within the period of 21 days after the issue of the summons, at the expiration of that period;
(b) if an application for such an appointment is made within that period, on the determination of the application made by the summons unless the judge hearing it orders that the minor be made a ward of court.
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