Sections 8, 17, 25 and 48 of the Civil Procedure Code (v. 1908), Section 115, the appointment of the guardian and guardian of the property of the minor, petitioned for the appointment of the minor's personal and property guardianship officer, the petition of which Was accepted and appointed as the guardian of the minors when he was prayed for and the certificate was issued to the mother on the basis of the parents' certificate, the property belonging to the minors for their improvement. ????? The court had asked for leave to sell, but the court refused to grant such leave and the petition was dismissed. Afterwards, the Guardian Judge subsequently canceled the guardianship certificate issued to the mother, taking self-action. However, on appeal against the Guardian Judge's order, the appellate court set aside the unclean decision of the Guardian Judge and the guardian's certificate was reinstated, along with the minor's father, and the juveniles filed a review petition against the Guardian Judge's decision. In the petition under which the mother was allowed to sell the property of the minor, the petition filed by the mother to appoint her as the custodian of the personal and property of the minors, the public at large was also a party to be announced in the newspaper. Was introduced and placed in the foregoing, the law by applicants at any time The action was not challenged. This was a case entirely under the Gardens and Wards Act, 1890, in which the provisions of the CPC were applied to the High Court in view of section 48 of the Gardens and Wards Act, 1890. Was able, however, to apply on the merits
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