(1) This rule has effect where the court gives a judgment or makes an order against a firm or partnership.
(2) A judgment creditor may enforce the judgment or order against —
(a) any of the firm's property; or
(b) any person who —
(i) has acknowledged service as a partner in the firm,
(ii) has admitted in a statement of case to being a partner in the firm,
(iii) was adjudged by the court to be a partner,
(iv) was served with the claim form as a partner within the jurisdiction or, under Part 7, out of the jurisdiction, or
(v) in Saint Lucia, is registered as a partner in the firm under article 20 of the Commercial Code (Cap. 13.31).
(3) In a case to which paragraph (2) does not apply, the judgment creditor may issue enforcement proceedings against a person whom it claims to be a partner if it has the court's permission to do so.
(4) Notice of an application for permission must be served on the person against whom the judgment creditor seeks to enforce judgment and must be supported by evidence on affidavit.
(5) A judgment or order given or made on a claim —
(a) by or against a firm or by or against a member of the firm; or
(b) by another firm against a firm where the two firms have one or more partners in common, may not be enforced without the permission of the court.