(1)  Any person, other than the caveator, who claims an estate or interest in land affected by a caveat under this Act may summon the caveator to attend before the Supreme Court to show cause why the caveat should not be removed.

(2)  The Supreme Court, on proof that the caveator has been summoned, may make such order, either ex parte or otherwise, as it considers necessary and may determine by whom the costs of, and incidental to, the summons and the proceedings on the summons, and the entering and removal of the caveat shall be borne.