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A Study on Protection of Incapable Persons in the Code of Persons and Family of Mali

Moussa Sékou Traore, Mamoudou Samassekou

South Asian Journal of Social Studies and Economics · pp. 13–31 · Published 19 Jun 2023

10.9734/sajsse/2023/v19i4683

Abstract

In contemporary legislation, every individual has, throughout his or her life, legal personality, the main attribute of which is legal capacity, generally defined as the capacity to hold rights and obligations. If the child from birth and even, in many laws, from conception has legal personality, it has however neither the will nor the intelligence necessary to run its own business. An adult can also be the result of a physical or legal disability. The incapacity to exercise of certain adults and minors implies the intervention of one or more structures to act in their place or with them. This article gives the position of the Persons and Family Code of Mali, which was adopted in December 2011 for the protection of these disabilities. To do this, the main methodology used is research and documentary analysis, with sometimes a little comparative law.

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