Volume 109, Issue 42
Royal Gazette
8 April 2535
(8)doing any act to obtain or release a right over an item of immovable property or valuable item of movable property;
(9)constructing or modifying a building or other structure, or making an extensive repair;
(10)submitting a case to a court or carrying out any proceeding, save the making of a request under section 35 or a request for removal of the curator;
(11)making a compromise or assigning a dispute to an arbitrator for ruling.
If there is any other event than that stated in paragraph 1 which the quasi-incompetent person may manage in a manner impairing his own or his family's property, the court may, when issuing an order adjudging a person quasi-incompetent or when subsequently requested by the curator, order the quasi-incompetent person to obtain prior consent of the curator in order to do the act in question.
In the event that the quasi-incompetent person is unable to do any of the acts stated in paragraph 1 or paragraph 2 on his own due to a physical disability or mental disorder, the court may issue an order empowering the curator to do the act on behalf of the quasi-incompetent person. In this event, the provisions relating to custodians shall apply mutatis mutandis to the curator.
The court order under this section shall be published in the Royal Gazette.
Any act done in violation of the provisions of this section is voidable.
Section35.In the event that the curator, without appropriate cause, refuses to give consent to the quasi-incompetent person for doing of any act under section 34, the court may, upon a request by the quasi-incompetent person, issue an order permitting him to do the act without the consent of the curator, if the act would benefit the quasi-incompetent person.
Section36.If the cause grounding a court order adjudging a person quasi-incompetent has ended, the provisions of section 31 shall apply mutatis mutandis.
Section37.The domicile of a natural person is the place where he establishes his principal residence.
Section38.If a natural person has several residences where he lives alternately or has several usual places
