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17. Where a defendant in accordance with section 139(1)(b) of the Consumer Credit Act 1974(1) desires to have a credit agreement re-opened he shall serve notice that he so desires on the chief clerk and on the plaintiff's solicitor or, where the plaintiff is suing in person, on the plaintiff within fourteen days from service of the copy of the default or, as the case may be, summary civil bill and thereupon the plaintiff shall enter the action for hearing as an ordinary civil bill action and subsequent proceedings shall be had as if the action had been commenced in accordance with Order 5.
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