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4.—(1) Subject to any direction of the Court—
(a)the summons shall be served on every existing trustee who is not an applicant and on such of the beneficiaries as the applicant thinks fit; but
(b)a summons issued by or on behalf of a person creating or intending to create a trust need not be served on any person.
(2) The Court may give such directions as it thinks fit for the service of the summons or the dispensing with service of the summons on any person.
(3) Where an applicant has no nomination for a judicial trustee he may, if he thinks fit, give not less than four days notice of the hearing of the application to any official of the Court who may be appointed judicial trustee.
(4) Where an official of the Court receives notice under paragraph (3) of this rule he shall not be a party to the proceedings but shall be entitled to attend the hearing.
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