(1) a person under adult guardianship shall make a decision independently on his or her personal matters insofar as his or her conditions permit.
(2) Where a guardian under adult guardianship intends to isolate the person under adult guardianship in a psychiatric hospital or any other place to undergo medical treatment, etc., he or she shall obtain permission from the Family Court.
(3) Where a person under adult guardianship is unable to give consent to the medical treatment that harms his or her body, the guardian under adult guardianship may give consent thereto on behalf of the ward.
(4) In cases falling under paragraph (3), if any danger, such as the possibility of death from direct results of the medical treatment or the risk of causing a substantial disability to a person under adult guardianship, exists, the guardian under adult guardianship shall obtain permission from the Family Court; provided, he or she may make an expost facto request for the permission if the delay in medical treatment to be caused by permission procedures is likely to endanger the adult ward's life or cause severe mental and physical disability.
(5) Where a guardian under adult guardianship intends to conduct the sale, rent, registration of leasehold right, creation of mortgage, termination of lease, extinction of leasehold right with respect to a building where a person under his or her guardianship resides or the land thereof, or intends to engage in any other acts corresponding thereto on their behalf, he or she shall obtain permission from the Family Court.[This Article Added on Mar. 7, 2011]