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3. Chapter 1. General provisions
Art 209. Pursuant to b natural right
and duty of parents over the Person
and property of their unemancipated
children, parental authority and
responsibility shall include the caring
for and rearing of such children for
civic consciousness and efficiency and
the development of their moral, mental
and physical character and well-being,
4. Art 201. Parental authority and
responsibility may not be renounced
or transferred except in the cases
authorized by law.
Art 221. The father and the mother
shall joint exercise parental authority
over the persons of their common
children. In case of disagreement, the
father’s decision shall prevail unless
there is a judicial order to the contrary.
5. Art 212. In case of absence or death
of either parent, the parent shall
continue exercising parental authority.
The remarriage of the surviving parent
shall not affect the parental authority
over the children, unless the court
appoints another person to be the
guardian of the person or property of
the children.
6. Art 213. In case of separation of the
parents, parental authority shall be
exercised by the parent designated by
the court. The court shall take into
account all relevant considerations,
especially the choice of the child over
seen years of age, unless the parent
chosen is unfit.
7. Art. 214 In case of death, absence or
unsuitability of the parents, substitute
parental authority shall be exercised
by the surviving grandparent. In case
several survive, the one designated by
the court, taking into account the
same consideration mentioned in the
preceding article, shall exercise the
authority.
8. Art. 215. No descendant shall be
compelled, in a criminal case, to testify
against his parents and grandparents,
except when such testimony is
indispensable in a crime against the
descendant or by one parent against
the other.
9. Chapter 2. Substitute and
Special Parental Authority
Art. 216. In default of parents or a
judicially appointed guardian, in the
following persons shall exercise
substitute parental authority over the
child in the order indicated:
(1) Grandparent
(2) Older brother or sister
(3) Actual custadian
10. Art. 217. In the case of foundlings,
abandoned, neglected or abuse
children and other children similarly
situated, parental authority shall e
entrusted in summary judicial
proceedings to heads of children's
home, orphanages and similar
institutions duly accredited by the
proper government agency.
11. Art. 218. The school, its administrators
and teachers, or the individual, entity
or institution engaged in child care
shall have special parental authority
and responsibility over the minor child
while under their supervision,
instruction or custody.
12. Art.219 Those giver the authority and
responsibility under the preceding
Articles shall be principally and
solitarily liable for damage caused by
the acts or omissions of the
unemancipated minor. The parent or
judicial guardians of the persons
excercising substitute parental
authority over said minor shall be
subsidiary liable.
13. Chapter 3. Effect of parental
Authority Upon the persons of
the children
Art. 220. The parents and those
exercising parental authority shall
have with respect to their
unemancipated children or words the
following rights and duties;
(1.)To keep them in their company, to
support, educate and instruct them by
right precept and good example, and
to provide for their upbringing in
keeping with their means
14. (2) To give them love and affection,
advice and counsel, companionship
and understanding
(3) To provide them with moral and
spiritual guidance, inculcate in them
honesty, integrity, self-discipline, self-reliance
industry and thrift, stimulate
their interest in civic affairs, and
inspire in them compliance with the
duties of citizenship
(4) To enhance, protect, preserve and
maintain their physical and mental
health at all times
15. (5) To furnish them with good and
wholesome educational materials,
supervise their activities, recreation
and association with others, protect
the from bad company, and prevent
them from acquiring habits detrimental
to their health, studies, and morals
(6) To represent them in all matters
affecting their interest
(7) To demand from them respect and
obedience;
16. (8) To impose discipline on them as
may be required under the
circumstances
(9) To perform such other duties as
are imposed by law upon parents and
guardians
17. Art. 221. Parents and other persons
exercising parental authority shall be
civilly liable for the injuries and
damages caused by the acts or
omissions of their unemancipated
children living in their company and
under their parental authority subject
to the appropriate defenses provided
by law.
18. Art. 222. The courts may appoint a
guardian of the child’s property or a
guardian when the best interests of the
child so required
Art. 223 The parents or, in their absence
or incapacity, the individual, entity or
institution exercising parental authority,
may petition the proper court of the
place where the child resides, for an
order providing for disciplinary measures
over the child. The child shall be entitled
to be assistance of counsel, either of his
choice or appointed by the court, and
summary hearing shall be conducted
wherein the petitioner and the child shall
be heard.
19. Art. 224. The measures referred to in
the preceding article may include the
commitment of the child for not more
than thirty days in accredited by the
proper government agency
20. Chapter 4. Effect of Parental
Authority Upon the Property of
the Children
Art. 225. The father and the mother
shall jointly exercise legal
guardianship over the property of their
unemancipated common child without
the necessity of a court appointment.
In case of disagreement, the father’s
decision shall prevail, unless there is a
judicial order to the contrary.
21. Art. 226. The property of the unemancipated
child earned or acquired with his work or
industry or by onerous or gratuitous title
should belong to the child in ownership and
shall be devoted exclusively to otherwise.
Art. 227. If the parents entrust the
management or administration of any of their
properties to an unemancipated child, the net
proceeds of such property shall belong to the
owner. The child shall be given a reasonable
monthly allowance in an amount not less than
that which the owner would have paid if the
administrator were a stranger, unless the
owner grants the entire proceeds to the child.
In any, case the proceeds thus given in whole
or in part shall not be charged to the child’s
legitime.
22. Chapter 5. Suspension or
Termination of Parental Authority
Art. 228. Parental authority terminates
permanently:
(1) Upon the death of the parents
(2) Upon the death of the child
(3) Upon emancipation of the child
23. Art. 229. Unless subsequently revived by
a final judgment, parental authority also
terminate;
(1) Upon adoption of the child
(2) Upon appointment of a general
guardian;
(3) Upon judicial declaration of
abandonment of the child in a case filed
for the purpose
(4) Upon final judgment of a competent
court divesting the party concerned of
parental authority
(5) Upon judicial declaration of absence or
incapacity of the person exercising
parental authority
24. Art.230. Parental authority is
suspended upon conviction of the
parent or the person exercising the
same of a crime which carries