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7.15.—(1) The petitioner must prepare for the court a list of the creditors and contributories who have given notice under rule 7.14.
(2) The list must contain—
(a)the date of the presentation of the petition;
(b)the date of the hearing of the petition;
(c)a statement that the creditors and contributories listed have delivered notice that they intend to appear at the hearing of the petition;
(d)their names and addresses;
(e)the amount each creditor claims to be owed;
(f)the number of shares claimed to be held by each contributory;
(g)the name and postal address of any solicitor for a person listed; and
(h)whether each person listed intends to support the petition, or to oppose it.
(3) On the day appointed for the hearing of the petition, a copy of the list must be handed to the court before the hearing commences.
(4) If the court gives a person permission to appear under rule 7.14(7), then the petitioner must add that person to the list with the same particulars.
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