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9.33.—(1) Where an application for a financial remedy includes an application for a pension attachment order, or where a request for such an order is added to an existing application for a financial remedy, the applicant must serve a copy of the application on the person responsible for the pension arrangement concerned and must at the same time send—
(a)an address to which any notice which the person responsible is required to serve on the applicant is to be sent;
(b)an address to which any payment which the person responsible is required to make to the applicant is to be sent; and
(c)where the address in sub-paragraph (b) is that of a bank, a building society or the Department of National Savings, sufficient details to enable the payment to be made into the account of the applicant.
(2) A person responsible for a pension arrangement who receives a copy of the application under paragraph (1) may, within 21 days beginning with the date of service of the application, request the party with the pension rights to provide that person with the information disclosed in the financial statement relating to the party’s pension rights or benefits under that arrangement.
(3) If the person responsible for a pension arrangement makes a request under paragraph (2), the party with the pension rights must provide that person with a copy of the section of that party’s financial statement that relates to that party’s pension rights or benefits under that arrangement.
(4) The party with the pension rights must comply with paragraph (3)—
(a)within the time limited for filing the financial statement by rule 9.14(1); or
(b)within 21 days beginning with the date on which the person responsible for the pension arrangement makes the request,
whichever is the later.
(5) A person responsible for a pension arrangement who receives a copy of the section of a financial statement as required pursuant to paragraph (4) may, within 21 days beginning with the date on which that person receives it, send to the court, the applicant and the respondent a statement in answer.
(6) A person responsible for a pension arrangement who files a statement in answer pursuant to paragraph (5) will be entitled to be represented at the first appointment, or such other hearing as the court may direct, and the court must within 4 days, beginning with the date on which that person files the statement in answer, give the person notice of the date of the first appointment or other hearing as the case may be.
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