213. After the Defendant has appeared before the Court in obedience to the writ of summons, all notices or documents to be served upon any party to the action may be served by leaving the same at his address for service; or, if the party to be served has neglected or refused to name an address for service, by posting the notice or document to be served at some convenient place at the Court-house.
214. Unless otherwise provided by these Rules, any document calling upon a person to appear before the Court or Judge or giving any person notice of any proceeding to be had or taken before the Court shall be served on such person at least ten days prior to the day on which such person is to appear or on which such proceeding is to be had or taken.
215. The Court or Judge may, by order, direct that any such document or notice may be served at any time prior to the day on which the person to be served is to appear before the Court or Judge or the proceeding is to be had or taken, care being taken that the person served is allowed sufficient time to attend the Court at the time fixed by the notice; and where leave is thus given to serve such document or notice, an office copy of the order shall be served with such document or notice.