(1) An order to arrest may be made, and the defendant arrested under it, at any time after the commencement of the proceeding and before final judgment has been obtained.
(2) An order to arrest is to be made on affidavit and without notice to any person.
(3) A defendant who, having been arrested under the order, is in custody and has not previously been served with a copy of the originating process, may be lawfully served with it.
No. 6387 s. 130.