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6.—(1) The affidavit in support of the originating summons by which an action to which this rule applies is begun must comply with the following provisions of this rule.
This rule applies to a mortgage action in the Chancery Division begun by originating summons in which the plaintiff is the mortgagee and claims delivery of possession or payment of moneys secured by the mortgage or both.
(2) The affidavit must exhibit the original mortgage or a true copy thereof, and the original mortgage or, in the, case of a registered charge, the certificate of charge must be produced at the hearing of the summons.
(3) Where the plaintiff claims delivery of possession the affidavit must show the circumstances under which the right to possession arises and, except where the Court in any case or class of case otherwise directs; the state of the account between the mortgagor and mortgagee with particulars of—
(a)the amount of the advance,
(b)the amount of the periodic payments required to be made,
(c)the amount of any interest or instalments in, arrear at the date of issue of the originating summons and at the date of the affidavit, and
(d)the amount remaining due under the mortgage.
(4) Where the plaintiff claims delivery of possession, the affidavit must give particulars of every person who to the best of the plaintiff's knowledge is in possession of the mortgaged property.
(5) If the mortgage creates a tenancy other than a tenancy at will between the mortgagor and the mortgagee, the affidavit must show how and when the tenancy was determined and if by service of notice when the notice was duly served.
(6) Where the plaintiff claims payment of moneys secured by the mortgage, the affidavit must prove that the money is due and payable and give the particulars mentioned in paragraph (3).
(7) Where the plaintiff’s claim includes a claim for interest to judgment, the affidavit must state the amount of a day's interest.
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