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guardian’s entering upon his duties an amount, upon reaching which the guardian must deposit all money received by him for the ward.

If the guardian does not within a reasonable time deposit money received by him, although it has reached the amount determined by the family council, he must pay legal interest upon it.

The place of deposit of the money must be determined by the guardian with the consent of the family council.

928.

A designated or appointed guardian must make a report to the family council at least once a year as to the condition of the ward’s property.

929.

A guardian must have the consent of the family council to carry on business or to do any of the acts specified in Art. 12, 1 in the place of the ward or to consent to the ward’s doing so; but this does not apply to the receiving of capital.

930.

If a guardian has acquired property of the ward or a right of a third person against the ward, the latter may rescind such acquisition. In such case the provisions of Art. 19 apply correspondingly.

The preceding provisions do not affect the application of the provisions of Arts. 121–126.

931.

A guardian can hire property of the ward only with the consent of the family council.

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