(1) An application for an order for an emergency grant is made under the discretionary powers of the Court and the application shall include in its title, the statutory provision and Act of a Member State under which the application is made.
(2) An application for an order for an emergency grant shall be made to the Court and shall be supported by evidence on affidavit stating —
(a) the reason the grant is urgently required;
(b) that the person entitled to the grant cannot be located or is abroad or incapacitated; and
(c) that the applicant for the emergency grant is a fit and proper person.
(3) The consent of the applicant to apply for an emergency grant shall be filed with the application.
(4) A person who seeks an emergency grant shall, upon obtaining an order under subrule (2), file at the registry the documents for a grant of letters of administration under rule 13 subject to the following —
(a) the oath must include the following recitals —
(i) that an order was granted by the Court for an emergency grant to be made to the applicant,
(ii) that the applicant will collect, get in and administer according to law, the real and personal estate of the deceased limited to collecting, getting in and receiving the estate of the deceased and doing such acts as may be necessary for the preservation of the estate and until further representation be granted or in such other way as the Court directs, and
(iii) the gross value of the estate to be covered by the grant; and
(b) a copy of the order for the emergency grant shall be filed.