Art. V §12 | JURISDICTION IN MATTERS TESTAMENTARY AND OF ADMINISTRATION, MINORS AND PERSONS MENTALLY INCOMPETENT

Jurisdiction in matters testamentary and of administration, in matters appertaining to minors and to persons mentally incompetent, shall be vested as the General Assembly may provide, consistent with the provisions of Section 1 of this article.

Editor's Notes

Provisions similar to those which formerly appeared at Art. V Section 12 may now be found at Art. V Section 16.

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