Nothing in this Part shall be deemed to authorise any disturbance of the possession of a Court of Wards of any property;
and in case a minor, or other disqualified person whose property is subject to the Court of Wards, is the party on whose behalf application is made under this Part, the District Judge, if he determines to summon the party in possession and to appoint a curator, shall invest the Court of Wards with the curatorship of the estate pending the proceeding without taking security as aforesaid;
and if the minor or other disqualified person, upon the adjudication of the summary proceeding, appears to be entitled to the property, possession shall be delivered to the Court of Wards.
Legal Commentary & Landmark Judgments: Section 207
Section 207 mandates that the Court of Wards must be appointed as Curator where a minor having property subject to its jurisdiction is involved.
In large historical estate litigations where a minor heir is already a ward of the state, counsel must inform the District Court under Section 207 so that custody is transferred to the Collector / Court of Wards rather than a private advocate curator.