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(1) A guardian appointer or declared by the Court shall be entitled to such allowance, if any, as the Court thinks fit for his care and pains in the execution of his duties. (2) When an officer of the Government, as so appointed are declared to be guardian, such fees shall be paid to the Government out of the property of the ward as the ...
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