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Section 218
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218. A tutor takes out of the property under his administration all sums necessary to pay the expenses of the tutorship, in particular, to provide for the exercise of the civil rights of the minor and the administration of his patrimony. He also does so where, to ensure the minor’s maintenance and education, it is necessary to make good on the obligation of support that lies on the father and mother or the parents.
218. A tutor takes out of the property under his administration all sums necessary to pay the expenses of the tutorship, in particular, to provide for the exercise of the civil rights of the minor and the administration of his patrimony. He also does so where, to ensure the minor’s maintenance and education, it is necessary to make good on the obligation of support that lies on the father and mother.
218. A tutor takes out of the property under his administration all sums necessary to pay the expenses of the tutorship, in particular, to provide for the exercise of the civil rights of the minor and the administration of his patrimony. He also does so where, to ensure the minor’s maintenance and education, it is necessary to make up for the support owed by the father and mother.
218. A tutor sets aside from the property under his administration all sums necessary to pay the expenses of the tutorship, in particular, to provide for the exercise of the civil rights of the minor and the administration of his patrimony. He also does so where, to ensure the minor’s maintenance and education, it is necessary to make up for the support owed by the father and mother.
