Section 28: Restriction of suits and execution.

1 No legal proceeding shall be instituted or commenced against the University or any of its agents in the course of their official duties unless a three months' pre-action notice of such intention is served on the university by an aggrieved party.

2 The notice shall state the reason and the cause of action intended to be taken against the University, the particulars of the claim, the name and place of abode of the intending plaintiff and the relief which he claims.

3 No suit shall be commenced against an officer or servant of the University, in any case where the University is vicariously liable for any alleged act, neglect or default of the officer or servant in the performance of his functions or intended discharge of his duties, unless three months has elapsed after written notice of intention to commence the same shall have been served on the University by the intending plaintiff or his agent.

4 In any suit against the University, no execution or attachment or process shall be issued against the University, but any sum of money which may be judgment of the court awarded against the University shall, subject to any direction given by the court where notice of appeal has been given by the University in respect of the judgment, be paid by the University from its general fund.

5 Service on the University of any notice, order or other document may be effected by delivering the same or by sending it by registered post addressed to the Registrar and Secretary of the Council.