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Section 214
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214. No tutor may, without first obtaining an expert’s appraisal, alienate property worth more than $40,000, except in the case of securities listed and traded on a recognized stock exchange in accordance with the provisions relating to investments presumed sound. A copy of the appraisal is attached to the annual management account.
Juridical acts which are related according to their nature, their object or the time they are performed constitute one and the same act.
214. No tutor may, without first obtaining an expert’s appraisal, alienate property worth more than $25,000, except in the case of securities listed and traded on a recognized stock exchange in accordance with the provisions relating to investments presumed sound. A copy of the appraisal is attached to the annual management account.
Juridical acts which are related according to their nature, their object or the time they are performed constitute one and the same act.
214. No tutor may, before obtaining an expert’s appraisal, alienate property worth more than $25,000, except in the case of securities quoted and traded on a recognized stock exchange according to the provisions respecting presumed sound investments. A copy of the appraisal is attached to the annual management account.
Juridical acts which are related according to their nature, their object or the time they are performed constitute one and the same act.
