PART XXXI—PRACTICE IN GRANTING AND REVOKING PROBATES AND LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. 235. Jurisdiction to grant probate and letters of administration. 236. General powers of district delegate. 237. District delegate may order person to produce testamentary papers. 238. Proceedings in relation to probate and administration. 239. When and how district delegate to interfere for protection of property. 240. When probate or administration may be granted by district delegate. 241. Disposal of application made to district delegate of place where deceased had no fixed abode. 242. Conclusiveness of probate or letters of administration. 243. Conclusiveness of application for probate or administration. 244. Petition for probate. 245. Translation of will to be annexed to petition. 246. Petition for letters of administration. 247. Petition to be signed and verified. 248. Verification of petition for probate by one witness to will. 249. Punishment for false averment in petition or declaration. 250. High Court or district delegate may examine petitioner in person and require further evidence, etc. 251. Administrator General not precluded from grant. 252. No probate or letters of administration to be granted except on production of certificate from assistant estate duty commissioner. 253. Caveats against grant of probate or administration. 254. Form of caveat. 255. After entry of caveat, no proceeding taken on petition until after notice to caveator. 256. Power to transmit statement to High Court in doubtful cases where no contention. 257. Procedure where there is contention, or district delegate thinks probate, etc. should be refused in his or her court. 258. Grant of probate to be under seal of court. 259. Grant of letters of administration to be under seal of court. 260. Administration bond. 261. Assignment of administration bond. 262. Time for grant of probate and administration.