Section 39 in The Guardians And Wards Act, 1890
39. Removal of guardian
.The Court may, on the application of any person interested ... motion, remove a guardian appointed or declared by the Court, or a guardian appointed by will or other instrument, for any of the following causes
Order 32 must govern their retirement, removal and death in appeal.
Therefore an appellate Court can remove a guardian but it can do so only ... filed by another guardian provided an application for the appointment of a fresh guardian and the removal of the previous guardian is also made
guardian. The right to be a guardian continues in favour of a person who, in law, is deemed to be a guardian, unless removed ... guardian, different considerations would arise. An order passed appointing a guardian and declaring a person to be a guardian and removing the person by implication
page 982). It is there pointed out that an application to remove the guardian of the person or the estate of an infant must ... order we have already made. When the Court decided to remove the guardians on the ground that they were not trustworthy and proceeded to appoint
executor or administrator.
23. Section 39 of the Act, dealing with removal of guardian by the Court, mav also be reproduced:
"The Court ... guardian, on which alone the power of the Court to appoint a guardian was dependent, even after the order for removal was made. The result
such guardian, upon notice to the father or other natural guardian of the minor, or, where there is no father or other natural guardian ... whether the trial or the appellate, is entitled to remove a guardian who has been appointed by the trial court. Even then, since Order
That a guardian shall be appointed for a
minor-defendant. If he fails to do his duty as a guardian, Court may remove ... backdrop of what has been stated, should a Court necessarily
remove a guardian for his/her perceived negligence under Rule 11(1) and
appoint
That a guardian shall be appointed for a
minor-defendant. If he fails to do his duty as a guardian, Court may remove ... backdrop of what has been stated, should a Court necessarily
remove a guardian for his/her perceived negligence under Rule 11(1) and
appoint
That a guardian shall be appointed for a
minor-defendant. If he fails to do his duty as a guardian, Court may remove ... backdrop of what has been stated, should a Court necessarily
remove a guardian for his/her perceived negligence under Rule 11(1) and
appoint
That a guardian shall be appointed for a
minor-defendant. If he fails to do his duty as a guardian, Court may remove ... backdrop of what has been stated, should a Court necessarily
remove a guardian for his/her perceived negligence under Rule 11(1) and
appoint
