Supreme Court Rules 2000
203Form, issue and service of notice
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203 Form, issue and service of notice
(1) A third party notice is to –
(a) state the nature and grounds of the claim or the nature of the question or issue sought to be determined; and
(b) state the nature and extent of any relief or remedy claimed; and
(c) be in accordance with the prescribed form; and
(d) limit a period for appearance by the third party, not less than that prescribed by rule 98 or 99 , as if the third party were a defendant named in a writ; and
(e) be lodged at the registry with as many copies as the defendant requires to be sealed.
(2) A third party notice is to be served in the same manner as if it were a writ.
(3) A copy of the writ and a copy of any pleadings delivered in the action are to be served with the third party notice.