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6.12.—(1) [[FORM 6.13]] The petition shall be verified by an affidavit that the statements in the petition are true, or are true to the best of the deponent's knowledge, information and belief.
(2) If the petition is in respect of debts to different creditors, the debts to each creditor must be separately verified.
(3) The petition shall be exhibited to the affidavit verifying it.
(4) The affidavit shall be made—
(a)by the petitioner (or if there are two or more petitioners, any one of them), or
(b)by some person such as a director, company secretary or similar company officer, or a solicitor, who has been concerned in the matters giving rise to the presentation of the petition, or
(c)by some responsible person who is duly authorised to make the affidavit and has the requisite knowledge of those matters.
(5) Where the maker of the affidavit is not the petitioner himself, or one of the petitioners, he must in the affidavit identify himself and state—
(a)the capacity in which, and the authority by which, he makes it, and
(b)the means of his knowledge of the matters sworn to in the affidavit.
(6) The affidavit is prima facie evidence of the truth of the statements in the petition to which it relates.
(7) If the petition is based upon a statutory demand, and more than 4 months have elapsed between the service of the demand and the presentation of the petition, the affidavit must also state the reasons for the delay.
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