Supreme Court Rules 2000
803Application for leave to apply for certain orders
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803 Application for leave to apply for certain orders
[Rule 803 Substituted by S.R. 2009, No. 75, Applied:08 Jul 2009]
(1) An application for leave under section 23 of the Wills Act 2008 –
(a) may be made without the intervention of a litigation guardian; and
(b) is to be supported by an affidavit of the applicant containing the following:
(i) the full name, address, occupation and date of birth of the applicant;
(ii) the full name, address, occupation and date of birth of the person on whose behalf the application is made;
(iii) the full name, address, occupation and date of birth and relationship to the proposed testator of any of the persons described in section 23(2)(h) , section 23(2)(j) and section 23(2)(k) of the Wills Act 2008 ; and
(c) is to be served personally on each of the persons described in section 23(2)(h) , section 23(2)(j) and section 23(2)(k) of the Wills Act 2008 , unless the Court or a judge otherwise orders.
(2) If the Court or a judge is of the opinion that a person who appears to have an interest in proceedings ought to be given notice of those proceedings, the Court or the judge may –
(a) direct that the person be served with the application; and
(b) give directions as to the future conduct of the proceedings.
(3) A person who wishes to object to the application for leave –