(1) An application for permission may be made without notice unless the court otherwise directs but must be supported by evidence on affidavit.
(2) On an application for leave, the applicant must satisfy the court that it is entitled to proceed to enforce the judgment or order and in particular must satisfy the court —
(a) if the judgment is a money judgment — as to the amount —
(i) originally due; and
(ii) due together with interest at the date of the application;
(b) if rule 46.2 applies – as to the reasons for the delay;
(c) if rule 46.2(a) or (e) applies – as to the change that has taken place;
(d) if rule 46.2(d) or (f) applies – that a demand to satisfy the judgment or order has been made on the person holding the assets and that that person has refused or failed to do so;
(e) that the applicant is entitled to enforce the judgment; and
(f) that the person against whom enforcement is sought is liable to satisfy the judgment.