HRS §634-26
Form of published notice
This section says what a published notice in a court case must look like. It must be like a summons, but without a case caption, and it must briefly say what the case is about, describe any property involved, and tell people to respond by a date stated in the notice.
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The statute, as written — Form of published notice
The published notice provided for by section 634-23 shall be in the form of a summons, without a caption but referring to the complaint or petition, stating briefly the object of the action or proceeding[,] with a brief description of the property involved, and calling upon the persons to whom it is addressed to plead on or before a return day stated in the notice.
Sections this one refers to
§634-23 How to include unknown people and serve absent defendants in court cases
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