Bankruptcy Rules

Where it appears to the court that any debtor or creditor or other person who may be
        affected by any proceeding under the Ordinance or rules is a lunatic not so found by
        inquisition (hereinafter called
the
          lunatic
),
        the court may appoint such person as it may think fit to appear for, represent or act for
        and in the name of the lunatic, either generally or in and for the purpose of any particular
        application or proceeding or the exercise of any particular rights or powers which under the
        Ordinance and rules the lunatic might have exercised if he had been of sound mind. The
        appointment may be made by the court either on an application made as hereinafter mentioned
        or, if the court thinks fit so to do, without any previous application.