61.16.—(1) This rule applies where—
(a)a party for whom a solicitor is acting in restraint proceedings or receivership proceedings wants to change his solicitor;
(b)a party, after having represented himself in such proceedings, appoints a solicitor to act on his behalf (except where the solicitor is appointed only to act as an advocate for a hearing); or
(c)a party, after having been represented by a solicitor in such proceedings, intends to act in person.
(2) Where this rule applies, the party or his solicitor (where one is acting) must—
(a)lodge notice of the change at the Crown Court; and
(b)serve notice of the change on every other party and, where paragraph (1)(a) or (c) applies, on the former solicitor.
(3) The notice lodged at the Crown Court must state that notice has been served as required by paragraph (2)(b).