(1) A notice of motion must—
(a) state the place, date and time fixed for the hearing of the motion; and
(b) if the Magistrates Court has made an order under section 60 (c)—contain a note of the order; and
(c) state briefly the nature of the order sought by the applicant; and
(d) state briefly the grounds on which the order is sought, or refer to the affidavit in which the grounds are set out; and
(e) name each party who would be affected by the order sought.
(2) Anyone who intends to rely on an affidavit at the hearing of a motion must file the affidavit, and serve a copy of the affidavit on each interested party (except a party on whom service of a copy of the notice of motion was not required under section 60)—
(a) in sufficient time to allow the other party to make and file, and serve a copy of, an affidavit in reply; or
(b) within the time the Magistrates Court orders.