This summary is not the rule. The rule text controls.
This rule has been repealed, which means it no longer applies. It was removed from the court's rules and has no legal effect today.
If you're looking into old cases or documents that reference Rule 90, keep in mind that whatever it used to say is no longer valid or in use. You'll need to check the current rules to find out how that topic is handled now, since something else may have replaced it or the matter may no longer be addressed by a specific rule at all.
If you're dealing with a legal issue that you think might relate to what Rule 90 used to cover, it's a good idea to talk to a lawyer or check the current version of the Superior Court rules to see what applies to your situation now.