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the father or mother, guardian, custodian, or curator, as the case may be, and the approval of the court:
(1)refusal of an estate;
(2)receipt of an estate encumbered with charges or conditions.
Section1612.Refusal of an estate must be made through an explicit expression of intention in writing deposited with the competent authority or through a contract of compromise.
Section1613.Refusal of an estate shall not be made in part or subject to a condition or time clause.
Refusal of an estate is irrevocable.
Section1614.If a heir refuses an estate by any means which he knows would disadvantage his own creditor, the creditor has the right to request revocation of such refusal. But this shall not apply if it appears that, at the time of the refusal, the person enriched thereby did not know of the fact which contributed to such disadvantage of the creditor. Nevertheless, in case of gratuitous refusal,
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