Theresa M. Bodnar v. Catherine Bodnar, Margaret Bodnar, Individually and as Administratrix of Theestate of Mary H. Bodnar, Deceased

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• dismissing the plaintiff's case for failing to submit to a mental examination for the purpose of determining her competency to understand the nature and effect of litigation
• dismissing the plaintiff's case for failing to submit to a mental examination for the purpose of determining her competency to understand the nature and effect of litigation
• “Where there is a showing of a substantial question of competency, the Judge with protective restrictions can, in making that determination, require a medical examination.”
• “[w]here there is a showing of a substantial question of competency, the Judge with protective restrictions can, in making that determination, require a medical examination. . . .”
• a court “is not powerless to ascertain whether a litigant is competent.... Where there is a showing of a substantial question of competency, the Judge with protective restrictions can, in making that determination, require a medical examination”

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