The tutor may not do the following except with the court’s permit: 1. Disposition of the minor’s property through selling, buying, bartering, partnership, mortgage, or any other kind of dispositions that transfer ownership of property or arranges a real right on it. 2. Disposition of bonds and stocks, or dividends thereof, and the movable items that are not expected to be damaged unless they are of little value. 3. Transferring the minor’s debts, or accepting subrogation on him/her if he/she is a debtor. 4. Investing the minor’s property for his/her interest. 5. Borrowing property for the interest of the minor. 6. Renting a minor’s immovable property. 7. Acceptance or rejection of conditional grants. 8. Spending from the minor’s property on those whose maintenance is due on the minor, unless such maintenance is established by an enforceable judgment. 9. Payment of due obligations on the estate or on the minor. 10. Acknowledgment of a right against the minor. 11. Reconciliation and arbitration 12. Filing a case if the delay in its filing is not prejudicial or extinguishes a right to the minor. 13. Abandoning the case and not using the legal routes of appeal. 14. Selling or leasing the minor’s property for himself/herself, his/her spouse or one of their ascendants or descendants, or to whom the tutor is an agent. 15. What is spent on the marriage of a minor, such as dowry and the like, in accordance with the applicable legislation. 16. Education of the minor if it needs expenditure. 17. Expenditure required for the minor to conduct a specific profession.
Interpretation and application must be checked against the official text and current version.