The restoration of the protected person’s personal faculties is established by a medical certificate no more than two months old, issued by a doctor chosen from the list mentioned in article 431 of the Civil Code, referred to by the beneficiary of the mandate, the mandator or his agent and establishing that the protected person is no longer in one of the situations provided for in article 425 of the same code.
The beneficiary of the mandate, the principal or the agent may appear at any time at the clerk’s office of the judicial court to have the termination of the mandate recorded on the basis of this certificate.
If the conditions set out in the first paragraph are met, the clerk shall note on the mandate that it terminates as from the date of its presentation at the clerk’s office, endorse it and return it to the person appearing with the certificate produced.
If the court clerk considers that the conditions have not been met, he will return the power of attorney without endorsing it to the person appearing, together with the certificate produced.
In this case, the beneficiary of the power of attorney, the principal or the agent may apply to the judge. The judge may rule without debate and his decision is not subject to appeal. If the judge considers that the required conditions have been met, the Registrar shall proceed, at the request of the beneficiary of the mandate, the principal or the agent, in accordance with the third paragraph.
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