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: a person or thing under guard, protection, or surveillance: such as. : a minor subject to wardship. : a person who by reason of incapacity (such as minority or mental illness) is under the protection of a court either directly or through a guardian appointed by the court.
Wardship is the name given to court proceedings by which a child is made a ward of court. This means that the High Court can be vested with supreme legal guardianship of a child to ensure their safety and protection.
A child under the supervision of and protected under the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court. When a child is made a ward of court, responsibility for him or her is vested in the court, although day-to-day care and control may rest with an individual or a local authority.
Definition. Courts appoint guardians to care for people who cannot take care of themselves. The person a guardian protects is called that guardians ward. Wards may be either minor children or incapacitated adults.
If the court rules that an individual is unable to make decisions for himself or herself anymore, the court can make that person a ward of the state and appoint a guardian for him/her. A guardianship can be voluntary or involuntary.
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In law, a ward is a minor or incapacitated adult placed under the protection of a legal guardian or government entity, such as a court.
Ward number is the number assigned by the local authorities to identify the population count in each town, village and district usually for electoral purposes or to extract property and locality details.
A child under the supervision of and protected under the inherent jurisdiction of the High Court. When a child is made a ward of court, responsibility for him or her is vested in the court, although day-to-day care and control may rest with an individual or a local authority.
If the court rules that an individual is unable to make decisions for himself or herself anymore, the court can make that person a ward of the state and appoint a guardian for him/her. A guardianship can be voluntary or involuntary.
What is wardship? Wardship is the name given to court proceedings by which a child is made a ward of court. This means that the High Court can be vested with supreme legal guardianship of a child to ensure their safety and protection.

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