ASDMAE RCItCa-Tribunali-01-01-40-022
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1900
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)
Protection of minors and incapacitated persons
229 Archival description results for Protection of minors and incapacitated persons
229 results directly related
Exclude narrower terms
ASDMAE RCItCa-Tribunali-01-01-40-019
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1900
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)
ASDMAE RCItCa-Tribunali-01-01-40-009
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1900
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)
ASDMAE RCItCa-Tribunali-01-01-40-008
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1900
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)
ASDMAE RCItCa-Tribunali-01-01-40-003
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1900
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)
ASDMAE RCItCa-Tribunali-01-01-40-001
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1900
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)
ASDMAE RCItCa-04-01
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1876 - 1940
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Cairo (1861–1940)
On guardianship, see the Civil Code of 1865, articles 241 et seq.
Where both parents are dead or declared absent, or have lost parental authority as a result of a criminal conviction, guardianship is opened in respect of the minor. Appointment must be made by notarial deed or by will.
Upon opening guardianship, a family council is constituted for the entire period during which it is exercised.
Guardianship may also be exercised in respect of persons under disability and interdicted persons.
ASDMAE RCItAE-Tribunali-01-01-67-183
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1927
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Alexandria, Egypt (1861–1940)
ASDMAE RCItAE-Tribunali-01-01-67-180
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1927
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Alexandria, Egypt (1861–1940)
ASDMAE RCItAE-Tribunali-01-01-67-176
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1927 - 1931
Part of Archive of the Royal Italian Consulate in Alexandria, Egypt (1861–1940)