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Cook v. Radford Community Hospital
No. 992710Supreme Court of Virginia
992710 Cook v. Radford Community Hospital 11/03/2000 Code § 37.1-141 precludes the filing of an action by a person adjudged incapacitated and requires such action to be brought by the guardian of that person. …
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992710 Cook v. Radford Community Hospital 11/03/2000 Code § 37.1-141 precludes the filing of an action by a person adjudged incap…
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992710 Cook v. Radford Community Hospital 11/03/2000 Code § 37.1-141 precludes the filing of an action by a person adjudged incapacitated and requires such action to be brought by the guardian of that person. In such a case, the trial court correctly refused to allow amendment of the pleadings to add or substitute a guardian as the plaintiff. Neither Rule 1:8, relating to amendment of pleadings, nor Code § 8.01-5, relating to misjoinder and nonjoinder of parties, is applicable here, and the trial court's judgment is affirmed.
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