The Indian Lunacy Act 1912, 4 of 1912, (Rep., Act 14 of 1987) · V — .

Section 63. (1) Application for such inquisition may be made by any relative of the alleged lunatic or by any pu

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63. (1) Application for such inquisition may be made by any relative of the alleged lunatic or by any public Curator appointed under the Succession (Property Protection) Act, 1841 (hereinafter referred to as the Curator), or by the Government Pleader, as defined in the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, or if the property of the alleged lunatic consists in whole or in part of land or any interest in land, by the Collector of the district in which it is situate. (2) If the property or any part thereof is of such a description that it would by the law in force in any Province XIX of 1841. V of 1908. 58 Lunacy. [ACT IV (Part III.—Judicial Inquisition as to Lunacy.

Source: India Code