Where as summons issued by any Court established beyond the limits of the towns of Calcutta, Madras [and Bombay] [Substituted by A.O. 1937, for " Bombay and Rangoon" .] is to be served within any such limits, it shall be sent to the Court of Small Causes within whose jurisdiction it is to be served.

High Court Amendments-[Gujarat].-Add the following proviso to rule 22:- "Provided that where any such summons is to be served within the limits of Greater Bombay, it may be addressed to the defendant at the place within such limits where he is residing and may be sent to him by the Court by post registered for acknowledgment. An acknowledgment purporting to be signed by the defendant or an endorsement purporting to be by a postal servant that the defendant refused service shall be deemed by the Court issuing the summons to be prima facie proof of service. In all other cases the Court shall hold such enquiry as it thinks fit and either declare the summons to have been duly served or order such further service as may, in its opinion, be necessary."-(17-8-1961). [Rajasthan].-The following proviso be added to rule 22: "Provided that any such summons may instead be addressed to the defendant at the place within such limits where he is residing and may be sent to him by the Court by post registered for acknowledgment. An acknowledgment purporting to be signed by the defendant or an endorsement by a postal servant that the defendant refused service shall be deemed by the Court issuing the summons to be prima facie proof of service. In all other cases the Court shall hold such inquiry as it thinks fit and either declare the summons to have been duly served or order such further service as may, in its opinion, be necessary."-(25-7-1957).

Where as summons issued by any Court established beyond the limits of the towns of Calcutta, Madras [and Bombay] [Substituted by A.O. 1937, for " Bombay and Rangoon" .] is to be served within any such limits, it shall be sent to the Court of Small Causes within whose jurisdiction it is to be served.

High Court Amendments-[Gujarat].-Add the following proviso to rule 22:- "Provided that where any such summons is to be served within the limits of Greater Bombay, it may be addressed to the defendant at the place within such limits where he is residing and may be sent to him by the Court by post registered for acknowledgment. An acknowledgment purporting to be signed by the defendant or an endorsement purporting to be by a postal servant that the defendant refused service shall be deemed by the Court issuing the summons to be prima facie proof of service. In all other cases the Court shall hold such enquiry as it thinks fit and either declare the summons to have been duly served or order such further service as may, in its opinion, be necessary."-(17-8-1961). [Rajasthan].-The following proviso be added to rule 22: "Provided that any such summons may instead be addressed to the defendant at the place within such limits where he is residing and may be sent to him by the Court by post registered for acknowledgment. An acknowledgment purporting to be signed by the defendant or an endorsement by a postal servant that the defendant refused service shall be deemed by the Court issuing the summons to be prima facie proof of service. In all other cases the Court shall hold such inquiry as it thinks fit and either declare the summons to have been duly served or order such further service as may, in its opinion, be necessary."-(25-7-1957).