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Paragraph 110 Insufficiency or irregularity in intimation

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(1)

If—

(a)

there has been an insufficiency or irregularity in intimation to a person and that person has not appeared in court or lodged objections, answers or other pleadings; and

(b)

it seems to the court expedient that intimation to that person should be made anew or in some other or further manner than is provided for in rule 107,

the court may grant authorisation or make a direction accordingly.

(2)

Any such authorisation or direction of the court may include provision for intimation—

(a)

by sheriff officers in accordance with the procedures of the sheriff court; or

(b)

by any other person in a manner authorised by the court and on such conditions as the court thinks fit.