Curatorship.
The curator must act in good faith, with care, and in the best interest of the person whom they act on behalf of;
The curator may, in some instances, be required
to give security for the fulfillment of his/her duties;
The curator, when in control of an estate,
must draw up an inventory of the assets;
The curator must avoid a conflict of
interest.
The curator must assist/represent the person in
juristic acts;
The curator must submit annual reports to the
Master of the Court;
The curator is entitled to remuneration for the
services, which is prescribed.
This article concludes the
series. In our next article, we shall discuss domestic violence and how it
applies to persons outside of marriage.
Jun 12, 2024
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Related Practice Areas: Asset Division | Domestic Violence
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