Part 7 — Sanctions Article 334: (1) If executor is at fault in fulfilling duties he has to fulfill according to provisions of this Law or neglects to implement the order issued by court, court may, with due consideration of punishments stipulated in the Criminal Code, condemn executor to a pecuniary fine of no more
Part 3 — Incapacitation Article 319: (1) A pubescent person shall be condemned to incapacity due to insanity, losing discretion, prodigality or recklessness in administering properties. Incapacity shall continue until court orders its removal. (2) Court shall appoint a guardian for administration of properties of incapacitated person, according to provisions of this Law. Article 320:
Part 4 — Absent and Missing Article 323: If person with legal capacity has been absent for a period of one year or more, as a result of which his interests are affected, court may appoint an agent on his behalf in the following cases: 1 – In case he is missing and it is
Part 5 — Judicial Assistance Article 329: If person is deaf-mute or deaf-blind or blind-mute and is not able to correctly express his will, court may appoint judicial assistant for such a person in order to assist him in legal actions stated in Article (304) of this Law. Article 330: Provisions stated in Article (303)
Part 2 — Executorship 1 — Appointment of Executor Article 289: Executor must be a just and capable person, have complete capacity and have the same religion as that of the person under his executorship. Article 290: Following persons may not be appointed as executor: 1 – Person who has been convicted of a crime
Subtopic 5 – Administration of Properties Part 1 — Guardianship Article 268: (1) Guardianship of properties of children with incomplete capacity, in the first place, shall rest with their father and, in the second place, with their full grandfather, provided that the father has not appointed an executor. (2) In this case, the guardian or
Part 2 — Alimony of Fathers and Relatives Article 264: Providing alimony of insolvent parents, forefathers and foremothers, whether or not they are able to work, shall be the responsibility of the child who is solvent, whether or not the child is male or female, or minor or major. Article 265: Alimony of poor person
Subtopic 4 — Providing Alimony Part 1 — Alimony of Children Article 256: Father shall have to provide all kinds of alimony of a minor son until he acquires ability to work and those of a minor daughter until her age of marriage. Article 257: Father shall have to provide alimony of adult son who
Subtopic 3 — Custody Article 236: (1) Custody is caring and nurturing of child during the period in which child needs care and nurture of woman. (2) Custody is the right of persons specified on the basis of this Law. Article 237: Lineage mother has a priority right of care and nurture of child, during
Subtopic 2 — Fosterage Article 229: Payment of remuneration for giving milk to child (by someone other than the mother) shall be undertaken by the person who is responsible for child’s alimony. The remuneration shall be paid in exchange for feeding the child. Article 230: Mother is not entitled to remuneration for giving milk to