Suspension or Termination of Parental Authority (Articles 228 to 233)

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Art. 228. Parental authority terminates permanently:

(1) Upon the of the parents;

(2) Upon the death of the ; or

(3) Upon of the child.

Art. 229. Unless subsequently revived by a , parental authority also terminates:

(1) Upon of the child;

(2) Upon appointment of a ;

(3) Upon judicial declaration of of the child in a case filed for the purpose;

(4) Upon of a competent court the party concerned of parental authority; or

(5) Upon judicial declaration of of the person exercising parental authority.

Art. 230. Parental authority is upon conviction of the parent or the person exercising the same of a crime which carries with it the penalty of . The authority is upon service of the penalty or upon of the offender.

Art. 231. The court in an action filed for the purpose or in a related case may also parental authority if the parent or the person exercising the same:

(1) Treats the child with ;

(2) Gives the child orders, counsel or example;

(3) the child to beg; or

(4) Subjects the child or allows him to be subjected to .

The grounds enumerated above are deemed to include cases which have resulted from of the parent or the person exercising parental authority.

If the so warrants, or the so demands, the court shall the guilty party of parental authority or adopt such other measures as may be proper under the circumstances.

The may be revoked and the parental authority revived in a case filed for the purpose or in the same proceeding if the court finds that the cause therefor has ceased and will not be .

Art. 232. If the person exercising parental authority has subjected the child or allowed him to be subjected to , such person shall be by the court of such authority.

Art. 233. The person exercising shall have the same authority over the person of the child as the parents.

In no case shall the school administrator, teacher or individual engaged in child care exercising special parental authority upon the child.

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