Rule 8.20 Securities not in court: stop notice
Northern Ireland
A judgment creditor claiming to be beneficially entitled to an interest in any securities to which rule 8.11 applies, other than securities in court, who wishes to be notified of any proposed transfer or payment of those securities may avail himself of the provisions of this rule.
A person claiming to be so entitled must file in the court office,
an affidavit identifying the securities in question and describing his interest therein by reference to the document under which it arises, and
a notice in Form M23, signed by the deponent to the affidavit, and annexed to it, addressed to the Bank of Ireland or, as the case may be, the company concerned
and must serve an office copy of the affidavit and a copy of the notice sealed with the seal of the court on the Bank of that company.
There must be indorsed on the affidavit filed under this rule a notice stating the address to which any such notice as is referred to in rule 8.21(1) is to be sent and, subject to paragraph (4), that address shall for the purpose of that rule be the address for service of the person on whose behalf the affidavit is filed.
A person on whose behalf an affidavit under this rule is filed may change his address for service for the purpose of rule 8.21 by serving on the Bank of Ireland or, as the case may be, the company concerned, a notice to that effect, and as from the date of service of such a notice the address stating thereon shall for the purpose of that rule be the address for service of that person.