Volume 93, Issue 129
Royal Gazette
15 October 2519
Section1598/16.The spouse serving as the custodian of the spouse adjudged incompetent by a court shall be able to do the following only upon having obtained the permission of a court:
(1)disposing of, pledging, or mortgaging personal property or marital property of the other spouse;
(2)gratuitously giving away personal property or marital property of the other spouse, save where the gift is morally or socially appropriate;
(3)letting personal property or marital property of the other spouse for more than three years;
(4)creating or terminating a real right over personal property or marital property of the other spouse.
Section1598/17.In the event that a court adjudges a husband or wife incompetent and finds it inappropriate to appoint his or her spouse as the custodian, the court may appoint his or her father or mother or a third person as the custodian. In this event, the custodian shall jointly administer the marital property with the other spouse. But if there is a significant reason for which injury could be caused to the incompetent person, the court may give a different order.
