(1) A person who seeks a grant of letters of administration must file at the registry —
(a) an application for a grant of letters of administration in Form P1;
(b) a certificate of search confirming that —
(i) no other grant has been issued,
(ii) no other application for a grant has been made, or
(iii) no caveats have been filed;
(c) an oath in Form P5;
(d) a certified copy of the death certificate or in the absence of the death certificate, an affidavit together with the burial certificate or other relevant document to the satisfaction of the Court;
(e) a declaration and account of the estate of the deceased in Form P6, and in the case of the Territory of the Virgin Islands Form P6A;
(f) if required, the appropriate affidavit or affidavits under rule 22;
(g) a certificate from the Comptroller of Inland Revenue that the duty has been paid or a letter stating that satisfactory arrangements have been made for the payment of duty, where any enactment in the Member State requires payment of stamp duty, estate duty or succession duty; and
(h) a certified copy of the birth certificate and marriage certificate of the applicant.
(2) A person applying for a grant of letters of administration —
(a) must set out his or her entitlement to the grant;
(b) must in his or her oath account for all persons entitled to a grant in priority to him or her;
(c) must file with the application the consent of all persons so entitled, unless a good reason is shown for dispensing with such consent; and
(d) subject to rule 25, need not obtain the consent of any person in the same degree of priority.