97. A notice under Part VIII of the Order shall be signed by the appellant or applicant or by his solicitor or firm of solicitors, or in the name of the appellant or applicant or of such solicitor or firm of solicitors by some person duly authorised so to sign.
98.—(1) Subject to Article 76(5) of the Order, a notice under Part VII thereof shall be served on the other party to the proceedings at least fourteen days and on the clerk of petty sessions at least seven days before the hearing of the appeal or application.
(2) The notice served on the clerk of petty sessions shall be endorsed with the date upon which and the manner in which notice was served on the other party to the proceedings.
(3) Without prejudice to the provisions of any enactment providing for the time within which an appeal may be made to a court of summary jurisdiction the court shall not hear and determine such appeal unless a notice under Part VII of the Order is served under paragraph (1) upon the other party to the proceedings from which the appeal is brought within three months after the making of the decision or determination appealed from has been notified to the appellant.
99. A copy of the decision or determination from which an appeal is brought shall be lodged with the clerk of petty sessions by the appellant at least seven days before the hearing of the appeal.
100. A notice under Part VII of the Order may be served by the appellant or applicant or any person authorised by him to serve such notice in accordance with section 24(2) of the Interpretation Act (Northern Ireland) 1954(1).
101.—(1) The hearing of appeals or applications shall be at such sittings of the court as from time to time may be directed by the resident magistrate acting for the petty sessions district in which the hearing is to take place.
(2) The court may, notwithstanding that Rule 98(1) or 99 has not been complied with, order, upon such terms as it thinks fit, that the appeal or application shall be heard.