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[Note: the requirements in Chapter 5 must be read with rule 1.6 which sets out the information required to identify an office-holder, a company etc.]
1.15.—(1) Where the Act or these Rules provide that a notice may be advertised otherwise than in the Gazette the notice must contain the standard contents set out in this Chapter (in addition to any content specifically required by the Act or any other provision of these Rules).
(2) A notice must, if it is relevant to the particular notice, identify the office-holder and specify the office-holder’s contact details.
(3) Information which this Chapter requires to be included in a notice may be omitted if it is not reasonably practicable to obtain it.
1.16. A notice relating to a company must also identify the proceedings and state—
(a)the company’s principal trading address;
(b)any name under which the company was registered in the 12 months before the date of the commencement of the proceedings which are the subject of the notice; and
(c)any name or style (not being a registered name) under which—
(i)the company carried on business, and
(ii)any debt owed to a creditor was incurred.
1.17. A notice relating to a bankruptcy must also identify the proceedings, identify the bankrupt and state—
(a)any other address at which the bankrupt has resided in the period of 12 months before the making of the bankruptcy order;
(b)any principal trading address if different from the bankrupt’s residential address;
(c)the bankrupt’s date of birth;
(d)the bankrupt’s occupation;
(e)any other name by which the bankrupt has been known; and
(f)any name or style (other than the bankrupt’s own name) under which—
(i)the bankrupt carried on business, and
(ii)any debt owed to a creditor was incurred.
1.18. Information which this Chapter requires to be stated in a notice must be included in an advertisement of that notice in a way that is clear and comprehensible.
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