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Section 258
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258. A tutor is appointed to represent a person of full age who is incapable of caring for himself or herself or of administering property by reason, in particular, of illness, deficiency or debility due to age which impairs the person’s mental faculties or physical ability to express his or her will.
A tutor may also be appointed to a prodigal who endangers the well-being of his or her married or civil union spouse or minor children.
258. A tutor or curator is appointed to represent, or an adviser to assist, a person of full age who is incapable of caring for himself or herself or of administering property by reason, in particular, of illness, deficiency or debility due to age which impairs the person’s mental faculties or physical ability to express his or her will.
A tutor or an adviser may also be appointed to a prodigal who endangers the well-being of his or her married or civil union spouse or minor children.
258. A tutor or curator is appointed to represent, or an adviser to assist, a person of full age who is incapable of caring for himself or of administering his property by reason, in particular, of illness, deficiency or debility due to age which impairs his mental faculties or his physical ability to express his will.
A tutor or an adviser may also be appointed to a prodigal who endangers the well-being of his spouse or minor children.
