UDUMA LEBBE v. UDUMA LEBBE
1912 Present: Lascelles C.J. and Ennis J.
UDUMA LEBBE v. UDUMA LEBBE.
109-D. C. Puttalam, 1.
Lunatic-" Of unsound mind and incapable of managing his affairs "- Appointment
of manager of estate-Civil Procedure Code, chapter XXXIX., s. 555.
For the purposes of the appointment of a manager of the estate, and the further
orders which can be made under chapter XXXIX-of the Civil Procedure Code, it is
not necessary to prove complete insanity rendering the alleged lunatic incapable
of looking after himself. It is sufficient to show that he is so far unsound in
mind as to be incapable of managing his affairs.
THE
facts are set out in the judgment.
Sampayo, K.C., for appellant.
Cur. adv. vult.
van Langenberg, K.C., for respondent.
October 16, 1912. LASCELLES C.J.-
This is an appeal from a finding of the District Judge, on an inquiry held under
chapter XXXIX. of the Civil Procedure Code, that the appellant is of unsound
mind and incapable of managing his affairs.
The appellant is admittedly a person of limited mental powers, but it is
contended that his mental deficiency does not amount to imbecility. The question
is, therefore, o
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