(1) When the Court decides to withdraw its superintendence from the person and property of any minor, it may, before withdrawing such superintendence, by an order in writing, appoint any person to be the guardian of the person or property or of both of the minor.
(2) The appointment of guardian shall take effect from the date of release.
(3) In appointing a guardian under this section, the Court shall have due regard for the provisions of 56[sections 3 and 17 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890].
(4) Every such appointment shall be notified to the District Judge within whose jurisdiction the property of the minor or any part thereof is situated.
(5) Such a guardian shall be deemed to have been appointed by the District Judge and to be subordinate to him, and shall have, and be subject to the same rights, duties and liabilities as a guardian appointed under 57[the said Central Act].
59. Any expenses incurred by the Court on account of any property under its superintendence, and not defrayed during superintendence, shall be recovered as an arrear of land revenue from any person in whose favour such property or any part thereof has been released:
Provided that the expenses so recovered shall not exceed the value of the property so released.
56. Substituted for “sections 2 and 11 of the Hyderabad Guardianship Act V of 1317 F.” by the A.P.A.O. 1957.
57. Substituted for the words “the said Hyderabad Act” by the A.P.A.O.
1957.
Appointment of guardian before release.
Recovery of expenses after release of estate.
Central Act 8 of 1890.
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60. Where on the death of a ward, the succession of his property or any part thereof is disputed, the Court may retain its superintendence until a claimant has established his title to the same in a Civil Court or a Revenue Court, or institute a suit or proceedings against all the claimants for settlement of their claims.