Procedure for filing debtor’s bankruptcy application
103.—(1)  A debtor making the debtor’s own bankruptcy application must file the application, the affidavit supporting the application and the debtor’s statement of affairs in Court together with a receipt from the Official Assignee showing payment of the deposit mentioned in regulation 8(1)(b) of the Bankruptcy Regulations.
(2)  The debtor must, within 3 days after filing the debtor’s bankruptcy application, serve a copy of the application, the affidavit supporting the application and the debtor’s statement of affairs on the Official Assignee.
(3)  The debtor must give written notice of the debtor’s bankruptcy application, together with a copy each of the affidavit supporting the application and the statement of the debtor’s affairs, to —
(a)the person proposed to be appointed as the trustee of the estate of the debtor in the event a bankruptcy order is made on the application, if that person is not the Official Assignee; and
(b)if the debtor is a bankrupt, each person (who is not the Official Assignee) appointed as the trustee of the estate of the debtor under each subsisting bankruptcy order made against the debtor.
(4)  Where a debtor’s bankruptcy application, affidavit and statement of affairs have been filed under paragraph (1), the Official Assignee may, from time to time, require the debtor to deposit with the Official Assignee any further sums required by the Official Assignee (whether before or after the making of the bankruptcy order) to cover the fees and expenses incurred by the Official Assignee in connection with the debtor’s bankruptcy application.
(5)  In paragraph (3)(b), a bankruptcy order made against a debtor is a subsisting bankruptcy order if the order has not been annulled and the debtor has not obtained a discharge in respect of the order.