Rule 810. Entitlement of Complaint.
The complaint in a civil action before a magisterial district judge to which an incompetent is a party shall be entitled in the name of the incompetent, followed by the phrase ‘‘an incompetent, represented by A, his guardian.’’ The address of the incompetent and that of his guardian shall be shown on the complaint form.
Official Note
Since the rules in this chapter relating to incompetents deal with persons who already have a guardian because of incompetency, the complaint is entitled to show that the incompetent, whether plaintiff or defendant, is represented by his guardian. Compare Pa. R.C.P. No. 2054.
The provisions of this Rule 810 amended September 18, 1990, effective immediately, 20 Pa.B. 5042. Immediately preceding text appears at serial page (25109).
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