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No order should be made appointing a guardian ad litem unless notice is issued to the guardian of the minor appointed or declared by a Court (if any), or where there is no such guardian, to the father or other natural guardian, or where there is no such guardian, to the person in whose care the minor is, and the objections of such persons (if any...
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