The Probate and Administration Rules

Rule 49 of The Probate and Administration Rules: Applications not otherwise provided for

A person desiring to make an application to the court relating to the estate of a deceased person for which no provision is made elsewhere in these Rules shall file a summons supported if necessary by affidavit.

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Rule 60 — Entry of appearance

Every interested person (whether or not he has been served with notice thereof) who wishes to be heard upon or to oppose any application, and has not already appeared in the proceedings, shall enter a…