1969-HKRS30-16-29_Part08 — Page 1

Amendment

of Second Schedule.

3.

The Second Schedule to the principal rules is amended-

(a) in Form 3-

The address(es) of the

1.

Plaintiff(3) is(are)

2.

The address(es) of the

1.

(i) by deleting "of Summons" and substituting the following-

"and Notice to the Defendant";

(i) by deleting "was" and substituting the following-

"were",

(b) by deleting Form 4 and substituting the following-

Defendant(s) stare)

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Filed by

f

"FORM 4.

WRIT-DEBT OR LIQUIDATED DAMAGES.

(c) in Form 5-

SEE OPER

Solicitors for the Plaintiff.

(Reverse as in Form 5)."

TO THE DEFENDANT.

(front)

[title as in Form 1].

THE PLAINTIFF CLAIMS-

DEBT/LIQUIDATED DAMAGES ............

(Particulars overleaf)

COSTS-

Court fee

Solicitor's charge

Total

Judgment may be obtained against you and enforced without further notice udless, within 8 days of the service of this writ inclusive of the day of service, you—

(a) Admit the claim and pay, în cash or by banker's or postal order, the total amount of the claim and costs into Court in which event further proceedinga will be stayed and you will not be Further lable; or

(6) File at the Court & defence or counterclaim.

Dated this

day of

19

Registrar.

L.S.

(1) by deleting "of Summons" wherever such words

(ii) by deleting *$5,000.00" and substituting the following-

**$10,000.00**:

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(d) by adding, after Form 5. the following new Form-

"FORM SA.

NOTICE TO BE SERVED WITH WRIT.

TO THE DEFENDANT.

1. If you admit the claim but are not in position to make iramediate payment, you may file an application for time to pay or to make payment by instalments. The application must be accompanied by an affidavit setting out in full ALL the details of your Anancial position.

NOTE that the Bling of an application will not prevent the plaintif from enforcing judgment against you unless and untû your application is granted by a Judge.

If you dispute the claim or part of it, or if you have a counterclaim against the plaintiff, you must file a defence or counterclaim setting out the reasons why you dispute the claim or upon which you base your counterclaim.

3. Any defence or counterclaim must be-

(0) written in the English language:

(b) delivered by hand to the registry of this Court together with a

copy.

Nare. If there is more than one plaintiff, you should deliver as many copies of your defence or counterclaim as there are plaintiffs.