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10.51.—(1) The order appointing the interim receiver must contain—
(a)identification details for the proceedings;
(b)the name and title of the judge making the order;
(c)the name and postal address of the applicant;
(d)identification details for the debtor;
(e)the statement that the court is satisfied—
(i)that the debtor is unable to pay the debtor’s debts, and
(ii)that the proceedings are main, secondary, territorial or non-EC proceedings (as the case may be);
(f)the order either that—
(i)upon the applicant depositing the sum specified in the order with the official receiver, the official receiver is appointed interim receiver of the property of the debtor, or
(ii)the person specified in the order is appointed interim receiver of the property of the debtor;
(g)identification and contact details for the interim receiver, where the interim receiver is not the official receiver;
(h)details of the nature, together with a short description, of the property of which the interim receiver is to take possession;
(i)details of the duties to be carried out by the interim receiver in relation to the debtor’s affairs;
(j)a notice to the debtor stating that the debtor must give the interim receiver all the information about the debtor’s property that the interim receiver may require in order to carry out the functions imposed on the interim receiver by the order; and
(k)the date of the order.
(2) The court must, as soon as reasonably practicable after the order is made, deliver two sealed copies of the order to the person appointed interim receiver.
(3) The interim receiver must as soon as reasonably practicable deliver a sealed copy of the order to the debtor.
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