Here's a contact number, in case there should be a problem.
( I have seen this version in a dictionary )
My own rephrased sentences:
- Here's a contact number, just in case there should be a problem.
- Here's a contact number, in case there is a problem.
- Here's a contact number, in case should there be a problem.
- Here's a contact number, should there be a problem just in case.
- Here's a contact number, should there be a problem in case.
- Here's a contact number, there should be a problem just in case.
It would be appreciated, if someone could throw some light on the differences between these. I need some more detailed information.
Please feel free to ask me any further question.
Many thanks
Answer
Like @JasonPatterson said, points three to six aren't grammatically correct. In fact point six is almost saying "Here is my phone number, I will make sure there's a problem"!
Points one and two are identical in meaning.
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