A Delaware Summons on a Third Party Complaint is a document issued by the court that informs a third party of a pending legal action. This type of summons is typically used in civil lawsuits, where the court needs to notify a third party of the complaint that has been filed against them. The summons will include information about the lawsuit, such as the parties involved, the location of the court, the date of filing, and the cause of action. It will also include instructions on how to respond to the complaint. There are three types of Delaware Summons on a Third Party Complaint: a Summons in the Main Case, a Summons in an Interpleader, and a Summons in an Intervention. A Summons in the Main Case is issued to a third party who is named as a defendant in the original complaint. A Summons in an Interpleader is issued to a third party who holds money or property that is the subject of a dispute between two parties. A Summons in an Intervention is issued to a third party who is not named as a defendant in the original complaint, but is allowed to intervene in the case.