(1) The power under this Rule may be exercised if application is made for a grant of administration—
(a) to a creditor of the deceased or the legal personal representative of a creditor applying in that capacity;
(b) to a person having no immediate beneficial interest in the estate of the deceased;
(c) to an attorney of a person entitled to a grant of administration;
(d) to the use and benefit of a minor or of some person incapable of managing his or her own affairs;
(e) to any person who appears to the Court or the Registrar to be resident outside the State of Victoria;
(f) to collect and preserve the assets of the deceased (being a grant formerly described as a grant ad colligenda bona );
(g) to bring or defend a proceeding (being a grant formerly described as a grant ad litem );
(h) under section 20, 22 or 24 of the Act; or
(i) in any other case where the Court or the Registrar considers that there are special circumstances making it desirable to act under paragraph (2).
(2) The Court or the Registrar may require—
(a) a guarantee under section 57 of the Act;
(b) that the application be made jointly by two or more persons; or
(c) that the application be made by a trustee company as defined in the Trustee Companies Act 1984 .