(1) If a statute of the District of Columbia so provides the Court may assert jurisdiction over property. Notice to claimants of the property shall then be sent in the manner provided by the statute or by service of a summons under this rule.
Service Outside the District of Columbia. A summons notice or order in lieu of summons should correspond as nearly as possible to the requirements of a statute or rule whenever service is made pursuant to a statute or rule that provides for service of a summons notice or order in lieu of summons on a party not an inhabitant of
On a showing that personal jurisdiction over a defendant cannot be obtained in the District of Columbia by reasonable efforts to serve a summons under this rule the court may assert jurisdiction over the defendant's assets found in the District of Columbia.
DR Rule 5.1. Challenge to Validity or Constitutionality of a District of Columbia Statute Order Regulation or Enactment-Constitutional Challenge to a Federal or State Statute
On a showing that personal jurisdiction over a defendant cannot be obtained in the District of Columbia by reasonable efforts to serve a summons under this rule the court may assert jurisdiction over the defendant's assets found in the District of Columbia.