(1) An application for a grant of part of an estate may be made —
(a) where the applicant is entitled to a grant in respect of part only of an estate; or
(b) where a person entitled to the grant of a whole estate applies for a grant of part only of the estate.
(2) An application for an order for a grant under subrule (1)(b) shall be made to the Court supported by evidence on affidavit —
(a) setting out the grounds for the application;
(b) stating whether the estate of the deceased is known to be insolvent; and
(c) showing where applicable, how a person entitled to a grant of the whole estate in priority to the applicant has been cleared off.
(3) An order is not required for a grant limited to property under subrule (1)(a).
(4) A person who seeks a grant limited to property shall file at the registry the documents for a grant of probate under rule 8 or a grant of letters of administration under rule 9 or under rule 13 as the case may be, including —
(a) the declaration and account of the estate in Form P6 and in the case of the Territory of the Virgin Islands Form P6A, limited to a description and the value of the property covered by the grant; and
(b) the copy of the order made under subrule (2), if applicable.
(5) An oath for a grant limited to property must include the following recitals —
(a) particulars of the order where the application for the grant is made under subrule (1)(b);
(b) if applicable, the terms of the will limiting the grant to the property to be covered by the grant;
(c) that the applicant will collect, get in and administer according to law the real and personal estate of the deceased limited in any way as the Court directs.