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CCQ-1991 - Civil Code of Québec

Section 2169
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2169. Where the mandate does not fully ensure care of the person or administration of his property, tutorship to a person of full age may be instituted to complete it; the mandatary then continues to perform the mandate and reports, on request and at least once each year, to the tutor. At the end of the mandate, he renders an account to the tutor.
The mandatary is bound by such obligations only with respect to the tutor to the person. If the protection of the person is assumed by the mandatary himself, the tutor to property is bound by the same obligations towards the mandatary.
1991, c. 64, a. 2169; I.N. 2014-05-01; 2020, c. 11, s. 85.
2169. Where the mandate does not fully ensure care of the person or administration of his property, protective supervision may be instituted to complete it; the mandatary then continues to perform the mandate and reports, on request and at least once each year, to the tutor or curator. At the end of the mandate, he renders an account to the tutor or curator.
The mandatary is bound by such obligations only with respect to the tutor or curator to the person. If the protection of the person is assumed by the mandatary himself, the tutor or curator to property is bound by the same obligations towards the mandatary.
1991, c. 64, a. 2169; I.N. 2014-05-01.
2169. Where the mandate is not such as to fully ensure the care of the person or the administration of his property, protective supervision may be instituted to complete it; the mandatary then proceeds to carry out the mandate and makes a report, on application and at least once each year, to the tutor or curator. At the end of the mandate, he renders an account to the tutor or curator.
The mandatary is bound by such obligations only with respect to the tutor or curator to the person. If the protection of the person is assumed by the mandatary himself, the tutor or curator to property is bound by the same obligations towards the mandatary.
1991, c. 64, a. 2169.
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