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3008Grant of administration—notice of intention of creditor to
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3008 Grant of administration—notice of intention of creditor to apply to be served on domestic partner and next of kin (1) This rule applies to an application for grant of administration of the estate of a deceased person made by a person as a creditor of the deceased person. (2) At least 14 days before the day the application is filed, the applicant must serve notice of the application, and a copy of the supporting affidavit to accompany the application, on each person (a relevant person) who— (a) is a domestic partner or next of kin of the deceased person; and (b) if the person is a next of kin of the deceased person—is an adult; and (c) is not the applicant or 1 of the applicants; and
Rule 3009 (d) has not consented to the application. Note 1 See approved form 3.10 (Consent to administration of estate) AF2006-338. (3) For each relevant person, either— (a) the application must be accompanied by the consent, by affidavit, of the relevant person to the application; or relevant person— (i) has been served with notice of the application, and a copy of the supporting affidavit to accompany the application, in accordance with subrule (2); or (ii) cannot be found.