10-(1) Where the Court declares an infant to be a ward of Court and the Registrar of the Court has in respect of the infant’s property the powers of a guardian, under the provisions of section 7A of the Law, such Registrar shall, on his ceasing to hold office, cease to be guardian without any formal resignation.
(2) Where the Registrar of the Court is guardian, an infant’s property vested in or held by him shall be vested in and held by him under his official title and not in his own name.
(3) Where the Registrar of the Court who is guardian of an infant dies or ceases to hold office, his successor in office shall, unless the Court otherwise directs, become guardian of the infant’s property shall without any assignment or transfer in such a case become vested in the successor as it was vested in his predecessor in office.
11. Notwithstanding anything in these Rules contained, where a Registrar of the Court is guardian of an infant’s property the trust funds and the title deeds and other documents which are evidence of the title of the guardian to any of the trust property, and all receipts on behalf of the trust shall be dealt with and all payments on behalf of the trust shall be made and accounts shall be kept in such manner as may be directed by the Chief Justice from time to time.