paragraph, such conditions as it thinks fit as to the time
when the charge is to become effective.
(4) Subject to subsection (6), a charge may be imposed by a
charging order only on
(a)
any interest in realisable property, being an interest held
beneficially by the defendant or by a person to whom the
defendant has directly or indirectly made a gift caught by
this Ordinance
(b)
(i) in any asset of a kind specified in Schedule 2; or
(ii) under any trust; or
any interest in realisable property held by a person as
trustee of a trust if the interest is in such an asset or is
an interest under another trust and a charge may by virtue
of paragraph (a) be imposed by a charging order on the whole
beneficial interest under the first mentioned trust.
(5)
In any case where a charge is imposed by a charging order
on any interest in an asset of a kind specified in Schedule 2, the
High Court may provide for the charge to extend to any rent, royalty,
interest, dividend or other distribution payable and any bonus issue
in respect of the asset.