(1) The competent court-appointed enforcement officer shall issue instructions ex officio to have the debtor entered in the list of debtors if
1. The debtor has failed to comply with his obligation to provide information on his financial circumstances and assets;
2. According to the content of the schedule of assets, the enforcement manifestly would not be suited to achieve the full satisfaction of the creditor based on whose application the information on the debtor’s financial circumstances and assets was provided, or to whom the information so provided was forwarded; or
3. The debtor fails to prove to the enforcement officer, within one (1) month of having provided the information on his financial circumstances and assets, or within one (1) month of having been notified of the forwarding of the schedule of assets pursuant to section 802d (1), second sentence, that the creditor has been fully satisfied based on whose application the information on the debtor’s financial circumstances and assets was provided, or to whom the information so provided was forwarded. This shall not apply for as long as a payment plan has been determined pursuant to section 802b and this plan has not become invalid.
(2) The grounds for issuing instructions to have the debtor entered in the list of debtors are to be provided briefly. This reasoning is to be served on the debtor, unless he has been informed of the grounds orally and they have been included in the record (section 763).
(3) The instructions to have the debtor entered in the list of debtors are to include the data set out in section 882b subsections (2) and (3). Where the court-appointed enforcement officer is not aware of the data to be included in the list of debtors pursuant to section 882b (2) nos. 1 through 3, he shall obtain such information from the authorities set out in section 755 subsections (1) and (2), first sentence, no. 1, or by inspecting the Commercial Register.