The respondent may, at
any time, give notice that he does not intend to oppose or further oppose the
petition by serving notice thereof, in writing, signed by the respondent or
his solicitor, on the Court at the Central Office, and on the petitioner or
his solicitor.
On such notice being
served, the Court or a Judge may make an order in the terms of the prayer of
the petition on the ex parte application of the petitioner.
The respondent shall
not be liable for any costs incurred subsequent to such notice unless the
Court or a Judge shall otherwise order.
[Rule 10 amended: SL 2022/201
r. 11.]