(1) A guardianship shall be deemed
to be terminated in any of the following circumstances:
(a) If a petition filed by the guardian stating that he or
she is unable to be a guardian is accepted by the
court,
(b) If the guardian or the incompetent or quasicompetent
person under guardianship dies,
(c) If the incompetent or quasi-competent person
becomes a competent,
(d) If, at the request of the incompetent or quasicompetent
person under guardianship, the court
removes the guardian.
(2) If a guardianship is terminated pursuant to sub-section
(1) and the person who was the guardian and the person who was
under guardianship are surviving, the person who had worked as
guardian shall continue to maintain and take care of the incompetent
or quasi-competent person under his or her guardianship until
another guardian is appointed.
(3) If a guardianship is terminated pursuant to sub-section
(1), the statute of limitation, time-limit or appointed date for
appearance in relation to any legal proceedings required to be carried
out by the guardian pursuant to this Chapter shall not be deemed to
have been expired, from the date on which the guardianship is so
terminated until another guardian is appointed.