The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-30

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Sec. 43. The eoart Of probate, upon
satisfactory proof that any person resi-
Itnt Of the ecunsy., or having settlement
in any township thereof, is an idiot, or
Iuna1ic, msy appoint guardian for such
idiot or lanalie.
Sec. ~. Such guardian shall, By vir-
Tue OF such appointment, be the guardian
Of the minor children of his ward. unless
lle court appoint sumo other person as
their gusrdiaa. .r'I fi If.kE-. u
sec IS. All laws relating to guardians
Tor minor aAd their wards. aud all lRNs
pointing out the 6utiSs, tights and liza
bili,ies Of such guadians and their sure-
lies, in force for The time being, shall be
applicable 70 guardians for idiots and ia.
nsiics and thcH childrn, so far as the
same are in conformity with the proyIs-
ions OF this act. as
See. 4e. Such guardian may sue In his
own name describing himself guardian Of
the ward for whom he sues, and when his
guardianship shall cease By bis death re-
moyal OF otherwise, or BY the decease Of
his ward, any suit, aclicn or proceeding
then pending shsll net abate, but his
successor. as guardian, or such idiot or
luna,ic, Il he be restored te his reason. or
| the executor or Administrator OF such
idiot or lunaIic as the case may require,
shall be made party to lie suit or oiher
proceeding. in like manner as is OF may
be provided by law fol making an exec
uror or administrator party TO a suit or
proceeding Of ike kind, where the
/ plaintiff Gies during its pendcncy.
SIC ~. Whenever the sale oi tie
real estates ofsuch ward is nect ssary ior
his support, or tie support Of his family
or the payment Of his debts, or such sale
will be for the interest Of the estate of
such idiot or lunatic, or his children. the
guardian may sell the same under like
proceedings as is OF may be required by
! Law 10 authorize the sale oGreal estate by
the guardian of minor.
SIC 48. The guardian Of an idiot or
luLalic, whether appointed by court in
this State or elsewhere, may complete the
real contracts OF his ward, Or any author
lied contract OF guardian who has died
or been removed, in lie manner and by
like proceeding AS the real contract OF
dectdent may under an order of court be
specifically performed by its executor or
| administrator.
Sec. 40 lf the estate Of the idiot or
lunatic is insolvent, or will probably be
nsolvent, the same shall be settled By
the guardian in like manner. and like pro-
ceedings may be had as is or may be re-
quired by law for the settlement of the
nsolvent estate Of deceased person.
Sec. SO The foreign guardian Of
foreign idiot or lunatic appointed in any
other State of the Uuied States or the
Territories thereof, may possess, manage
or dispose of the real and personal estate
Of bis ward, situated in this State, in like
manner and with like authority as guar
dians Of idiots or iul atics appointed by
the courts of this State, after complying
with the following questions: 1. An au-
thenticated copy of the foreign conmis,
sion OF idiocy or lunacy proved allowed
and recorded in the county where such
estate is situate, in like manner as is or
may be provided by law for the admis-
sion to record of an authenticated copy Of
will made in any other Of the United
States. E. Evidence satisfactory to the
court here before whom such foreign
commission is approved, that such idiOcy
or lunacy still continues. 8. The foregoing
guardian shall file his bonds with sure
ties residing in this State or elsewhere, to
the acceptance of the court, conditioned
for the faithful administration Of his guar.
dianship.
Sec. 81. Whenever the probate judge
shall be satisfied that lunatic is restored
to reason, or that letters Of guardianship
have been improperly issued under this
act, he shall make an entry upon the
journal that said guardianship terminates
and the guardianship shall thereupon
cease, and the accounts of the guardian
shall be- settled by the court.
Sec. 5e. II any pe,son in prison, char
ged with g crime or misdemeanor. Wheth-
er in needy circumstances or not, shall at
any time before indictment is found a.
gainst him, at the request of any citizen,
be brought before an examining court IN
the manner provided for by the act enti-
tied "an act directing the mode of trial
in exaninng courts. by whom such
courts shall be held, and the manner of
admitting to bail in criminal cases."
passed March I9, 1859, and lift shall be
found by the court that such person was
an idiot or was insane when he commit
ted the offence, the said court at their
discret ON shall procede, and the prisoner
shall be delt with in like manner as 9th.
er ili hs and lunatics are required 10 Ee
after Inquest held.
Sec. So. Ifany person in prison shall,
after the commission of offence ard be-
fore C, nyiction, become insane, whether
be be in needy circumstances ornot, and
whether indicted or not, an examining
court may be called in the manner pro-
yided in the set entitled ian act directing
the mode Of trial in examining courts BY
whom such courts shall be J. ED, and the
manner Of admitting to bail in criminal
cases." passed March H.. 1859. and If
such court shall End that such person be
came insane after the commission Of the
crime or misdemean0r Of which he stands
charged or indicted. and Is still insane;
the said court shall proceed and the pris-
oner shall for the time being, and until
restored to reason, be delt with 10 like
manner as other lanatics are required to
be after inquest had. Provided, howey-
err, that if such lunatic be discharged, the
bond given for his support and safe keep
ing shall also be conditioned that said
lunstic shall when restored TO reason, an.
swer to said crime or misdemesnor, and
abide the order Of the court in the premi-