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10.46.—(1) The application to the Chief Land Registrar for registration of the bankruptcy order under rule 10.45 must contain—
(a)a statement that the official receiver is applying for registration of a bankruptcy order made by the adjudicator in the register of writs and orders under section 6 of the Land Charges Act 1972;
(b)the bankrupt’s name and any alternative names by which the bankrupt has been or is known;
(c)the bankrupt’s date of birth;
(d)the bankrupt’s gender, if known;
(e)the bankrupt’s occupation including any trading name;
(f)the postal address for each known place of residence of the bankrupt;
(g)the bankrupt’s business address where the official receiver considers it appropriate for the purpose of the application;
(h)the relevant key number allocated by the Chief Land Registrar;
(i)the reference allocated to the bankruptcy order; and
(j)the date of the bankruptcy order.
(2) The application must be authenticated and dated by the official receiver.
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