Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
If the guardian knows that there is a debt in his or her own favour but in disfavour of the ward, and fails to notify the court thereof, such debt of the guardian shall end.
If the guardian knows that there is a debt in his or her own disfavour but in favour of the ward, and fails to notify the court thereof, the court may remove the guardian.
Section1597.When the court finds it appropriate, whether on its own motion or on the request of an interested person or public prosecutor, the court may order the guardian—
(1)to provide appropriate security for the administration of the property of the ward as well as for the return of such property;
(2)to make statements on the existence of the property of the ward.
Section1598.During the wardship, if the ward acquires valuable property through succession or gratuitous gift, section 1592 through section 1597 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Section1598/1.The guardian shall produce the inventory and send it to the court once a year from the day of becoming the guardian. But once the court has received the inventory for the first year, it may order that such inventory be sent for a period longer than one year.
