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116.—(1) The written record of the respondent’s examination, and any response the respondent gives to, and any affidavit or witness statement submitted in compliance with, an order of the court under section 236 of the Insolvency Act, must not be filed unless the court directs.
(2) The written record, responses and affidavits or witness statements are not open to inspection, without an order of the court, by any person other than the special administrator.
(3) Paragraph (2) applies also to so much of the court file as shows the grounds of the application for an order under that section and to any copy of any order.
(4) The court may from time to time give directions as to the custody and inspection of documents to which this rule applies, and as to the furnishing of copies of, or extracts from, such documents.
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