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ution proceedings under the Program. Finally, the Co-Executors seek the Court's approval to submit under seal the proposed engagement agreement of the Program Administrator and Program Designers, as it is proprietary to the extent it establishes a methodology and formula for their compensation. Given the very small gro

Rule 1 of the Virgin Islands Probate and Fiduciary Rules states that, "[w]here no procedural provision is included herein, procedures set forth in the Virgin Islands Rules of Civil Procedure may be adapted by the court as appropriate." In this regard, Rule 90 of the Virgin Islands Rules of Civil Procedure evinces a clear intent in favor

ution proceedings under the Program. Finally, the Co-Executors seek the Court's approval to submit under seal the proposed engagement agreement of the Program Administrator and Program Designers, as it is proprietary to the extent it establishes a methodology and formula for their compensation. Given the very small gro

Rule 1 of the Virgin Islands Probate and Fiduciary Rules states that, "[w]here no procedural provision is included herein, procedures set forth in the Virgin Islands Rules of Civil Procedure may be adapted by the court as appropriate." In this regard, Rule 90 of the Virgin Islands Rules of Civil Procedure evinces a clear intent in favor

ution proceedings under the Program. Finally, the Co-Executors seek the Court's approval to submit under seal the proposed engagement agreement of the Program Administrator and Program Designers, as it is proprietary to the extent it establishes a methodology and formula for their compensation. Given the very small gro

Rule I of the Virgin Islands Probate and Fiduciary Rules states that, "[w]here no procedural provision is included herein, procedures set forth in the Virgin Islands Rules of Civil Procedure may be adapted by the court as appropriate." In this regard, Rule 90 of the Virgin Islands Rules of Civil Procedure evinces a clear intent in favor