56(1)The person applying for a grant of letters probate of a will or letters of administration shall before they are granted make or cause to be made and delivered to the clerk a true statement of the total value, verified by the oath of the applicant, of all the property that belonged to the deceased at the time of his death.

56(2)When after the grant of letters probate of a will or letters of administration any property belonging to the deceased at the time of his death and not included in such statement of total value is identified or discovered by the executor or administrator, he shall within two months thereafter make and deliver to the clerk a true statement of the total value, verified by oath, of such newly identified or discovered property.

56(3)Where the application or grant is limited to part only of the property of the deceased, it is sufficient to set forth in the statement of total value the property intended to be affected by such application or grant.