Section 14 of RPWD Act, 2016 : Section 14: Provision For Guardianship
RPWD Act, 2016
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where a young adult named Rohit, who has a cognitive disability, receives an inheritance after the passing of a relative. Rohit is capable of expressing his preferences and making some decisions but struggles with understanding complex legal and financial matters. His family is supportive and helps him make everyday decisions, but the inheritance requires legally binding decisions.
Rohit's family applies to the district court for the appointment of a limited guardian to assist Rohit with his inheritance decis...
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