19 Manner of service of summons 62.(1) Summons shall be served by delivering, to the person summoned, one of the duplicates of the summons; and the person summoned shall sign the other duplicate, whenever required so to do. (2) Where the person is present, before the General Crimes Police, Prosecution Attorneys Bureau or the court, any of them may ordr him to attend at a particular time and place; provided that the same shall be recorded on the record. Person not found 63.(1) Where the necessary search, for the summoned person, does not lead to finding him, the summons may be served by leaving one of the duplicates to the said person, with any adult person of the members of his family; and the receiving person shall sign the other duplicate , whenever required so to do. Service may also be made by affixing one of the duplicates, to a conspicuous place where the summoned person resides . (2) Where the place of the summoned person is unknown, the Prosecution Attorney, or the Magistrate may publish a proclamation, by the appropriate mass media, requiring therein the person to appear at a particular time and place, within a reasonable period, of the date of publishing the proclamation. Service on corporate personality and associations 64. Summons of a corporate personality and associations shall be served by delivery of one of the duplicates of the summons, to the manager, the secretary or any responsible official, at any of the offices thereof. Service of summons outside the limits of jurisdiction 65.(1) Where the condition requires service of summons outside the local limits of jurisdiction of the Police, the Prosecution Attorneys Bureau, or court, the summons shall be sent in duplicate to the body, within the limits of jurisdiction of whom the summoned person is found, to be served there. (2)Where the summoned person is not found in the Sudan, the Prosecution Attorney, or Magistrate may serve summons on him by any of the following ways :(a) delivery of the summons through the Sudanese Embassy, or Consulate, in the country where he resides; (b) affixing the summons on the notice board of the Sudanese Embassy, or Consulate, in the country where he resides; (c) publication in newspapers and the appropriate mass media; (d) notifying the embassy or consulate of the state, to which he belongs, in the Sudan.