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7.89.—(1) The court’s order giving permission to make a call must have the title “Order giving permission to make a call” and must contain—
(a)the name of the court (and hearing centre if applicable) in which the order is made;
(b)the name and title of the judge making the order;
(c)identification and contact details for the liquidator;
(d)identification details for the company;
(e)an order that the liquidator may make a call of the amount per share specified in the order on the contributories who are specified in the order;
(f)the amount per share of the call;
(g)the names of the contributories of the company on whom the liquidator is to make the call;
(h)an order that each such contributory must on or before the date specified in the order pay to the liquidator of the company the amount due from that contributory in respect of the call; and
(i)the date of the order.
(2) The court may direct that notice of the order be delivered to the contributories concerned, or to other contributories, or may direct that the notice be publicly advertised.
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