Under Section 2, Rule 92 of the
Rules of Court, persons who, though of sound mind but by reason of age,
disease, weak mind or other similar causes are incapable of taking care of
themselves and their property without outside aid, are considered as incompetents who may properly be placed
under guardianship. x x x x
The RTC and the CA both found that Lulu was
incapable of taking care of herself and her properties without outside aid due
to her ailments and weak mind. Lulu
is an incompetent and she requires the appointment of a judicial guardian over
her person and property. x x x x The Supreme Court found no compelling
reason to reverse the trial and appellate courts finding as to the
propriety of respondent's appointment as the judicial guardian of Lulu.
Therefore, it affirmed her appointment as such. Consequently, respondent is
tasked to care for and take full custody of Lulu, and manage her estate as well (HERNANDEZ
vs. SANTOS, G.R. No. 166470, August 7, 2009, First Division, Corona, J.).
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