PROBLEMS OF DETERMINING SUFFICIENT GROUNDS FOR LIMITING THE RIGHTS OF A MINOR TO INDEPENDENTLY MANAGE HIS INCOME
УДК 347.155 ББК 67.4
Abstract
Minors from fourteen to eighteen years of age, who have incomplete civil capacity, may be limited ordeprived of the right to independently manage their scholarship, salary or other income. The reason forthis is the circumstances, testifying to the clearly unreasonable disposal of minors of their income. That is,such a disposition of minor incomes results, which is the harm to their physical, mental health and moraldevelopment. Behavior should be open, obvious to all. The assessment of the lifestyle of a minor is made bythe court on the basis of his interests. The circumstances established by the court, testifying to the clearlyunreasonable disposition of income, serve as a sufficient basis (legal fact) for restricting or depriving a minorof the right to independently make administrative transactions of a property nature. This restriction maybe applied within the prescribed period by the court, until it is canceled or the juvenile’s full legal capacity.The sanction norm is aimed not so much at punishing a minor as of having an educational effect on him andensuring the protection of his property and personal rights and interests.
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