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In the absence of a natural guardian, one may be nominated in a will. Such a guardian must first be appointed by the Higher Court before he can act as such. The function of a guardian is to assist the minor in matters in which he is legally incompetent to act. The guardian must be exempt from furnishing security or he/she must provide the Master of the Higher Court with security. The guardian is not necessarily the person in whose care the minor ...
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