1. The right to custody is extinguished in the following cases: a. If one of the conditions that shall be met by the custodian is lost. b. If the custodian fails to perform the duties of custody or is unable to perform them. c. If the custodian moves to a place with the intention of residence, with which the interests of the child in custody shall not be met. d. If the person entitled to custody remains silent about claiming it for a period exceeding one year from the date on which he became aware of the reason of entitlement without an excuse, unless the interest of the child in custody requires otherwise. e. If the new custodian lives with the person whose custody was lost for a reason other than health disability. f. The custodian commits a disgraceful act that affects the child in custody. 2. A person whose right to custody has been extinguished may apply to the court to request it again if the reason of extinguishment ceases to exist.
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