(1) This rule deals with the —
(a) filing of objections to a provisional charging order; and
(b) making of a final charging order.
(2) The following persons may file objections to a provisional charging order —
(a) any interested person;
(b) the judgment creditor; and
(c) the judgment debtor.
(3) The objection must be filed not less than 14 days before the hearing.
(4) At the hearing if satisfied that the provisional charging order has been served on the judgment debtor, the court has power to —
(a) discharge the provisional charging order;
(b) give directions for the resolution of any objection that cannot be fairly resolved summarily; or
(c) make a final charging order.
(5) If the court makes an order under paragraph (4)(b), it may continue any injunction made under rule 48.5 until 7 days after the application is finally determined.
(6) Unless the court directs otherwise, a copy of the charging order must be served by the court office on —
(a) any interested person who has filed an objection;
(b) the judgment creditor;
(c) the judgment debtor; and
(d) in the case of stock —
(i) any person who has responsibility for keeping a register of the stock, and
(ii) the company.
(7) Every copy of the charging order served on —
(a) any person who has responsibility for keeping a register of the stock; and
(b) the company,
must contain a stop notice.
• Part 49 deals with the effect of a stop notice.