Bankruptcy application by licensed moneylender
90.—(1)  In addition to the other requirements in these Rules, a licensed moneylender licensed under the Moneylenders Act (Cap. 188) making a bankruptcy application against a debtor based on a debt arising from one or more loans granted by the licensed moneylender as a licensed moneylender must prove the debt by an affidavit —
(a)incorporating a statement setting out in detail the particulars set out in paragraph (2) in respect of each loan; and
(b)exhibiting a copy of the note of contract (duly signed as required under section 20(1)(a) of the Moneylenders Act) for each loan.
(2)  The particulars for the purposes of paragraph (1)(a) are as follows:
(a)the date on which the loan was made;
(b)the amount actually lent under the contract for the loan;
(c)the rate per cent per annum of interest charged;
(d)the date when the contract for repayment was made;
(e)the fact that a note of the contract was made and was signed by the debtor;
(f)the date when a copy of the note was delivered or sent to the debtor;
(g)the amount repaid;
(h)the amount due but unpaid;
(i)the date upon which such unpaid sum or sums became due;
(j)the amount of interest accrued due and unpaid on every such sum;
(k)the form in which the money was lent.
(3)  A reference in paragraph (1) to a licensed moneylender making a bankruptcy application is a reference to a person who, at the time each loan mentioned in paragraph (1)(b) is granted, is a licensed moneylender, whether or not the person continues to be so licensed at the time that the bankruptcy application is made by the person.