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nature, extent, <strong>and</strong> probable duration of the disability, (2)<br />

whether the person requires institutional care, <strong>and</strong> (3) whether<br />

the person has sufficient mental capacity to underst<strong>and</strong> the<br />

nature of <strong>and</strong> consent to the appointment of a guardian.<br />

(2) Beneficiary of the Department of Veterans Affairs<br />

If guardianship of the person of a disabled person who<br />

is a beneficiary of the United States Department of Veterans<br />

Affairs is being sought, the petitioner shall file with the<br />

petition, in lieu of the two certificates required by subsection<br />

(1) of this section, a certificate of the Administrator of the<br />

that Department of Veterans Affairs or a duly an authorized<br />

representative setting forth the fact of the Administrator<br />

stating that the person has been rated as disabled by the<br />

Department in accordance with the laws <strong>and</strong> regulations governing<br />

the Department of Veterans Affairs. The certificate shall be<br />

prima facie evidence of the necessity for the appointment.<br />

Cross reference: Code, Estates <strong>and</strong> Trusts Article, §13-705.<br />

. . .<br />

REPORTER’S NOTE<br />

The proposed amendment to subsection (a)(2) of Rule 10-202<br />

conforms it stylistically to the proposed amendment to Rule<br />

10-301 (d).<br />

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