North Carolina § 35A-1354 - Objections to proposed declaration and gift; fact that incompetent had not previously made similar gifts.
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§ 35A-1354. Objections to proposed declaration and gift; fact that incompetent had not previously made similar gifts.
If any objection is filed by one to whom notice has been given under the terms of this Article, the clerk shall bring it to the attention of the judge, who shall hear the same, and determine the validity and materiality of such objection and make his order accordingly. If no such objection is filed, the judge shall include a finding to that effect in such order as he may make. The judge shall not withhold his approval merely because the incompetent, prior to becoming incompetent, had not made gifts to the same donees or other gifts similar in amount or type. History (1963, c. 113, s. 5; 1987, c. 550, s. 6.)
Source: official North Carolina text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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