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And there shall also be inserted on every such decree for possession the following certificate, or to the like effect, that is to say:—

"I certify that the notice mentioned in section 7, sub-section 1, of the Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1887, was duly served on the ⁠ day of ⁠, 18 ⁠ as appears by the affidavit [or affidavits] filed in the office of the Clerk of the Peace, and that the period of six months from the date of such service has expired.

"Dated the ⁠ day of ⁠ 18 ⁠."

Which certificate it shall be the duty of the Clerk of the Peace after the expiration of the period of redemption, but not sooner (if it appears from the affidavit or affidavits filed that the requisite notice was duly served), to fill up and sign when required so to do, and thereupon and not before the said decree for possession if otherwise in force may be executed.

13. The decree for possession by which a judgment in ejectment shall be executed after the stay upon the execution of such judgment has been removed in consequence of default made in complying with an order of the Court for the payment of any instalment of the arrears of rent and costs [or such sum in lieu thereof as may be agreed upon as in the 30th section of the Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1887,^[1] is provided] shall be in the form of an ordinary decree for possession in an ejectment for non-payment of rent, with the following memorandum, or to the like effect. thereon, that is to say:—

"A stay is hereby put upon the execution of the within decree so long as the said ⁠ shall pay the within sum of £ ⁠, being the amount of arrears of rent due to the ⁠ day of ⁠, and for costs (or the sum of £ ⁠, being the sum agreed between the parties in satisfaction thereof) by the following instalments:—

This to be filled up if a sum is agreed uроп.

"If default be made in payment of any of the foregoing instalments the stay upon this decree shall thereupon stand removed, and same may be thereupon executed."

14. Service of the summons under the 86th section of the Landlord and Tenant Law Amendment Act (Ireland), 1860,^[2] may be effected either according to the existing mode of service or by posting a copy thereof on the petty sessions or other court-house in the district by affixing same to the door of such court-house or other conspicuous place on front of same, and by sending by post a copy of such summons in a registered letter addressed to such person at his usual place of residence, provided that such posting, and transmission by post, shall be effected at least seven days before the petty sessions for the district at which such person shall be required to appear.