(1) If —
(a) a legal practitioner on record for a party has —
(i) become bankrupt,
(ii) been removed from the roll,
(iii) died, or
(iv) failed to take out a practising certificate; and
(b) notice of the appointment of a new legal practitioner under rule 63.2 or of the party acting in person under rule 63.4 has not been received,
any other party may apply to the court for an order declaring that the legal practitioner in question has ceased to act.
(2) An application under this Part must be supported by evidence on affidavit and must be served on the legal practitioner (if practicable) and personally on the client.
(3) Any order made must be served by the applicant on the legal practitioner or former legal practitioner (if practicable) and personally on the client.
(4) The applicant must file a certificate of service of the order.