Title of Action

216. The name of the Court, the names of the parties, and in the case of an action in rem, the description of the property sought to be affected by the action, and the number and date of the action as stated in the writ of summons, form the title of the action; and all judgments or orders and every document issued out of the Court shall be entitled with such title together with any amended title that may become necessary. Provided that, except where by these Rules is otherwise provided, where there are several Plaintiffs or Defendants it shall be sufficient to state in the title of any document to be issued out of or filed in the Court the name of the first of such Plaintiffs or Defendants and to state that there are other Plaintiffs or Defendants as the case may be.

217. Where any new parties to an action shall be added or any parties shall be struck out, the title of the action shall be amended so as to show the names of the parties between whom the action is continued.

218. Every warrant, writ, or other instrument issued out of the Court, shall be sealed with the seal of the Court before being issued.

219. Every document issued under the seal of the Court shall bear date on the day of sealing, and shall be deemed to be issued at the time of the sealing thereof.