(1) Before issuing a citation, the citor shall enter a caveat.
(2) An averment in a citation shall be verified —
(a) by an affidavit sworn by the citor; or
(b) in special circumstances as determined by the Court, an affidavit sworn by the citor's attorney.
(3) The citation shall be settled by the Court before being issued.
(4) A citation shall be served personally on the citee unless the Court directs some other form of service.
(5) Where the Court directs some other mode of service an application for service of the citation may be made without notice, but shall be supported by evidence on affidavit.
(6) A citation against all persons in general is served by the insertion of the citation in a newspaper in general circulation in a Member State.
(7) The citor shall lodge with the citation every will referred to in the citation unless —
(a) the will is not in the citor's possession; and
(b) the Court is satisfied that it is impractical for the will to be lodged.
(8) A citee shall file at the registry an acknowledgment of service in Form P22 and shall serve a copy of the acknowledgment of service on the citor.
(9) An acknowledgment of service shall be filed and served within 14 days from the date of service or publication of the citation.
(10) A caveat in force at the commencement of citation proceedings remains in force until an application for a grant is made by the person shown to be entitled by the decision of the Court in such proceedings unless —
(a) it is withdrawn in accordance with rule 64(2); or
(b) following an application on notice, the Court otherwise orders.
(11) On an application being made under subrule (10) a caveat entered by a person who had notice of the proceedings ceases to have effect.