PART 8
INTERIM RECEIVER
Appointment of interim receiver
113.—(1)  A person making an application under section 324 of the Act for the appointment of the Official Assignee as the interim receiver of a debtor’s property or any part of a debtor’s property must —
(a)make the application in Form PIR-15; and
(b)file the application and the affidavit supporting the application in court together with a receipt from the Official Assignee showing payment of —
(i)the deposit mentioned in regulation 8(1)(c) of the Bankruptcy Regulations; and
(ii)any further sum that the Official Assignee requires for the fees and expenses which may be incurred by the Official Assignee.
(2)  The order appointing the Official Assignee to be the interim receiver of a debtor’s property or any part of a debtor’s property must be in Form PIR‑16.
(3)  If the deposit mentioned in paragraph (1)(b)(i) is insufficient, the person on whose application the order has been made must, from time to time, deposit with the Official Assignee any additional sum that the Official Assignee requires for the expenses that may be incurred by the Official Assignee and, if such sum required is not deposited within 24 hours after the making of the request or within such other period as the Official Assignee may allow, the order appointing the interim receiver may be discharged by the Court on the application of the Official Assignee.
Damages on dismissal of bankruptcy application after appointment of interim receiver
114.—(1)  Where a bankruptcy application is dismissed after an order has been made appointing an interim receiver, an application may be made to the Court within 21 days after the date of the dismissal for an adjudication upon any claim for damages resulting from the appointment of the interim receiver.
(2)  The Court may make any order that it thinks fit upon an application made under paragraph (1).