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The Insolvency (England and Wales) Rules 2016

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Entry of information on to the individual insolvency register: debt relief orders

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11.18.—(1) The official receiver must cause to be entered on to the individual insolvency register after the making of a debt relief order the following information relating to the order or the debtor—

(a)as they are stated in the debtor’s application—

(i)the debtor’s identification details and date of birth,

(ii)the debtor’s gender and occupation (if any),

(iii)the name or names in which the debtor has carried on business, if other than the debtor’s true name, and

(iv)the nature of the debtor’s business and the address or addresses at which the debtor carries or has carried it on and whether alone or with others;

(b)the date of the debt relief order;

(c)the reference number of the order;

(d)the date of the end of the moratorium period; and

(e)the date of a previous bankruptcy order or a debt relief order (if any) made against the debtor in the period of six years before the latest debt relief order (if there is more than one such order only the latest and excluding any bankruptcy order that was annulled or debt relief order that was revoked).

(2) Except where information concerning a debt relief order has been deleted under rule 11.19, the official receiver must also cause to be entered on the register in relation to the order—

(a)where the moratorium period is terminated early, the fact that such has happened, the date of early termination and whether the early termination is on revocation of the debt relief order or by virtue of any other enactment;

(b)where the moratorium period is extended, the fact that such has happened, the date on which the extension was made, its duration and the date of the new anticipated end of the moratorium period; or

(c)where the debtor is discharged from all qualifying debts, the date of such discharge.

(3) This rule is subject to any court order for the non-disclosure of the debtor’s current address made under rule 20.4 (debtors at risk of violence: debt relief application) or 20.6 (debtors at risk of violence: bankruptcy and debt relief proceedings).

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