44. All applications under these rules unless any rule expressly directs otherwise shall be made by summons. A form of summons is given in Appendix F.
45. Every summons shall be supported by affidavit and copies of all affidavits or other documents to be used at the hearing shall be delivered to the party summoned or his advocate at the time he is served with the summons.
46. A summons may be taken out by a party or at the discretion of the Chief Registrar by any other person having or claiming a right to be heard in the cause or matter.
47. The name of the cause or matter and of the advocate taking out a summons is to be indorsed thereon and a true copy of the summons is to be served on the party summoned or his advocate two clear days at least before the summons is returnable and before 6 p.m. and on Saturdays before 1 p. m.
48. On the day and at the hour named in the summons the party taking out the same shall attend at the Supreme Court. If any party to the summons do not appear after the lapse of half an hour from the time named in the summons the other party or parties may proceed in his absence.
49. Appeal from any order or decision of the Chief Registrar may be made to a Judge in Chambers by summons issued within five days of the order or decision appealed against and returnable not less than four clear days from the day of issue. Such appeal shall not act as a stay unless so ordered by a Judge.