Order 37, rule 5 of Civil Procedure Rules : Caveats
An application under section 116 of the Government Lands (Cap. 280) Act or section 57 of the Registration of Titles Act (Cap. 281) shall be made by originating summons unless there is pending a suit involving the same lands when the application may be made by summons in that suit.
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