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61.—(1) Where these Rules require that the applicant for an order in restraint proceedings or receivership proceedings serve a document on another person, the applicant must lodge a certificate of service with the Crown Court within 7 days of service of the document.
(2) The certificate must state—
(a)the method of service;
(b)the date of service; and
(c)if the document is served under rule 59, such other information as the court may require when making the order permitting service by an alternative method.
(3) Where a document is to be served by the Crown Court in restraint proceedings and receivership proceedings and the court is unable to serve it, the court must send a notice of non-service stating the method attempted to the party who requested service.
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