I am not familiar with any procedure by which a court can enter an order in the form prepared unless it incorporates the findings of the court following the procedures set forth in either § 37.1-128 or § 37.1-132 of the Code. In either instance a written complaint is required to be filed by "any responsible person." (It is true that under § 37.1-128 a judge may issue the warrant on its own motion, but upon what information is not clear.) Under § 37.1-128 the Court, after a scheduled hearing, may either (a) adjudicate the person to be insane or feebleminded, as the case might be, or (b) adjudicate him to be not insane or feebleminded.
Under § 37.1-132 a person may be found to be incompetent to handle his personal affairs, though not insane.
I should think that [the] proceeding should be made under § 37.1-132, which provides that upon petition of any person in interest and after notice to Mr. Glover and a hearing, the court will determine the question as to whether the person in question is or is not capable of handling his business and personal