A register shall be opened by each registrar in which protests received are entered, in date order and under an order number.
This register is divided into nine columns intended to receive:
Column 1: the serial number, which is also entered by the registrar on the copies of the protest;
Column 2: the date of the protest;
Column 3: the surname, forenames, company name or trading name, where applicable trade name, profession and domicile of the subscriber of the promissory note, the drawer of the cheque or the acceptor of the bill of exchange;
Column 4: the surname, forenames, company or business name, if applicable trade name, profession and domicile of the person in whose favour the bill or cheque has been created, or of the drawer of the bill of exchange;
Column 5: the due date, if applicable;
Column 6: the amount of the bill;
Column 7: the response given to the protest;
Column 8: the name, capacity and address of the public or ministerial official who drew up the protest;
Column 9: the date on which the cancellation is made, the nature of the documents under which it is made and the date of withdrawal of these documents.
If any of these insertions do not appear on the copy of the protest, the clerk shall indicate in the corresponding column that the information is not in his possession.