Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
the right time comes. However, if any property falls under the category specified in section 456 or is accompanied by an evidentiary document, the name of the child shall be entered in the document as a co-owner. Before doing so, the spouse cannot remarry.
In the event that an appropriate reason is present, a court may order the said spouse to marry first. Such a court order shall also specify the time limit within which the spouse is required to divide the property and produce an inventory thereof according to paragraph 1 following the marriage.
In the event that a marriage has been entered into without compliance with paragraph 1, or in the event that a spouse fails to comply with such a court order as said in paragraph 2, when the court learns of this on its own motion or when a relative of the minor or a public prosecutor makes a request, the court has the power to deprive such spouse of the parental power or may authorise any person to, on behalf and at the expense of that spouse, produce the inventory and enter the name of the child in the document as a co-owner.
For the purposes of this section, an adoptee of both the dead spouse and living spouse shall be deemed to be a child born of them.
