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10.13.—(1) When the petition is filed, the court must as soon as reasonably practicable deliver to the Chief Land Registrar an application for registration of the petition in the register of pending actions.
(2) The application must contain—
(a)a statement that the court is applying for registration of a petition in bankruptcy proceedings as a pending action with the Chief Land Registrar under section 5 of the Land Charges Act 1972(1);
(b)the debtor’s name;
(c)the debtor’s gender, if known;
(d)details of the debtor’s trade, profession or occupation, including any trading name and, in the case of a partnership, the name and gender, if known, of each of the other partners;
(e)the postal address for each known place of residence of the debtor, including the debtor’s business address where the court considers it to be appropriate for the purpose of the notice;
(f)the relevant key number allocated by the Land Charges Department;
(g)the name of the court (and hearing centre if applicable);
(h)the number and date of the petition; and
(i)the name and postal address of the petitioner.
(3) The application must be sealed and dated by the court.
(4) A separate application must be completed for each debtor and for any alternative name by which the debtor has been or is known (other than any trading name).
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