Section 29 Mental illness guardian and property manager Organic Organic Syndrome Appellant was the husband of the respondent and was suffering from mental illness On request filed by the defendant, the trial court appointed him as the appellant's caregiver and his treatment and management. Issued necessary instructions in relation to One of his property pleas by the appellant was that the judgment given by the trial court was silent on the validity of the transfer of the property made by it. The Validity Medical Board held that the appellant was suffering from organic brain syndrome (Alzheimer's Dementia), which was unable to handle the mental disorder and the appellant's property, and the medical board's report to their affairs did not include any party. No request was made by The decision will be heard by a civil court arguing more for the benefit of the transfer than the legality of the transfer, and the manager will take appropriate action for the purpose, according to which the appeal was dismissed. \ r \ n
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