Paragraph 2: Provisions relating to adults.

The early appointment of a curator or guardian provided for by article 448 of the Civil Code may only be made by a declaration before a notary or by a deed written in full, dated and signed by the adult concerned.

Where the medical certificate described by article 431 of the Civil Code and the medical opinion referred to in articles 426 and 432 of the same code are requested by the public prosecutor or ordered by the guardianship judge, they are paid for under the conditions provided for in 3° of Article R. 93 of the Code of Criminal Procedure and recovery of their cost is pursued according to the…

When a person of full age under guardianship applies for supplementary authorisation, the guardianship judge may only give a ruling after hearing or calling the guardian.