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Rule 10
Rule 11
1. Form D shall be replaced by the following form—
2. In Form K, the word “or” where it appears between the words “registered estate” and “registered charge dated” shall be in italics.
3. Form L shall be replaced by the following form—
4. After the word “consent” in the headings to Forms N and T, after the words “specified title number” in the heading to Form O and after the words “specified charge” in Form P there shall be added the words “or certificate”.
5. In Forms N and T, “[signed by [name] of [address] (or [his conveyancer] or specify appropriate details)]” shall be replaced by “[signed by [name] of [address] [or [his conveyancer] or specify appropriate details]]”.
6. The following shall be added to the end of Forms N, O, P and T—
7. Form S shall be replaced by the following form—
8. In Forms CC and DD, the words “of (address)” shall be inserted after the words “except with the consent of (name of the person applying)”.
9. In Forms EE and FF, the words “(name of the prosecutor or other person who applied for the order)” shall be replaced by the words “(name of prosecutor or other appropriate person) of (address)”.
10. In Forms GG and HH, the words “(name of the prosecutor or other person applying)” shall be replaced by the words “(name of prosecutor or other appropriate person) of (address)”.
11. After Form HH, the forms of restriction set out in Part 2 shall be inserted.
Rule 12
1. There shall be inserted, at the appropriate places, and in the columns indicated below—
“Column 1 | Column 2 |
---|---|
An accredited financial investigator falling within section 378(1)(b) of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002(1) | Certificate H |
An accredited financial investigator falling within section 378(4)(a) of the Proceeds of Crime Act 2002 | Certificate N |
A person authorised to apply by the Commissioners for Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs and having the consent of a General/Special Commissioner to make the application | Certificate L |
The Director of Revenue and Customs Prosecutions or a member of the Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office authorised to apply on behalf of the Director | Certificate A Certificate B Certificate C Certificate D Certificate E Certificate H |
The Director General of the National Crime Squad or a member of the National Crime Squad authorised to apply on behalf of the Director General | Certificate O |
The Director General of the National Criminal Intelligence Service or a member of the National Criminal Intelligence Service authorised to apply on behalf of the Director General | Certificate P |
An officer of Revenue and Customs | Certificate A Certificate B Certificate C Certificate D Certificate E Certificate H Certificate N.” |
2. There shall be deleted from the columns indicated below—
“Column 1 | Column 2 |
---|---|
A person commissioned by the Commissioners of Customs and Excise | Certificate C Certificate D Certificate E Certificate H |
A person authorised to apply by the Commissioners of Inland Revenue | Certificate E |
A person authorised to apply by the Commissioners of Inland Revenue and having the consent of a General/Special Commissioner to make the application. | Certificate L” |
3. In column 2 against “A constable” (in column 1) and below “Certificate H”, there shall be inserted “Certificate N”.
4. In column 2 against “The Lord Advocate” (in column 1) and below “Certificate D”, there shall be inserted “Certificate H” and, below that, “Certificate N”.
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