The Probate and Administration Rules

Rule 66 of The Probate and Administration Rules: Affidavits

Where provision is made in any rule for the filing by any person of an affidavit for a specific purpose that provision shall be construed as enabling that person in a proper case to file more affidavits than one for that purpose.

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Rule 67 — Enlargement of time

Where any period is fixed or granted by these Rules or by an order of the court for the doing of any act or thing, the court upon request or of its own motion may from time to time enlarge such period…

Rule 69 — Costs

The costs of all proceedings under these Rules shall be in the discretion of the court.

Rule 70 — Forms

The forms set out in the First Schedule, with such adaptations, additions and amendments as may be necessary, shall, when appropriate, be used in all proceedings under these Rules: Provided that the C…

Rule 71 — Court fees

(1) The fees to be paid in proceedings under these Rules shall be those set out in the Third Schedule and shall be paid in cash. (2) The Chief Justice may from time to time by notice in the Gazette am…

Rule 73 — Saving of inherent powers of court

Nothing in these Rules shall limit or otherwise affect the inherent power of the court to make such orders as may be necessary for the ends of justice or to prevent abuse of the process of the court.

Rule 74 — Revocation

The Probate and Administration (Contested Suits) Rules, 1940, (G.N. 264/1940) are revoked.