of insurance commissioner. 1. There must be served upon the owner, mortgagee, lessee, tenant, occupant, and other persons known to have or claim any interest in the premises described in the order of abatement a copy of the abatement order and a written notice stating: a. The title of the proceeding. b. The name of the court in which the proceeding is instituted. c. That the abatement order has been filed in the district court. d. That the state fire marshal will apply to the court for a judgment enforcing the terms of the abatement order. e. That all persons interested in the premises described in the abatement order or in the proceeding in the district court will be required to appear therein and state any objections to the order, within twenty days after the date of service of the notice upon them. 2. The notice must be subscribed by the insurance commissioner who shall appear for the state fire marshal in each such proceeding. Service must be made in the same manner as a summons is required to be served in a civil action. Whenever it appears that persons in addition to those served are necessary or proper parties to the proceeding, the court may order such persons to be brought in by proper service of the order and notice upon them.
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