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General Norms » Physical and Juridic Person » The Canonical Condition of Physical Persons
Canon 105. §1 A minor necessarily retains the domicile or quasi-domicile of the person to whose authority the minor is subject. A minor who is no longer an infant can acquire a quasi-domicile of his or her own and, if lawfully emancipated in accordance with the civil law, a domicile also.
§2 One who for a reason other than minority is lawfully entrusted to the guardianship or tutelage of another, has the domicile and quasidomicile of the guardian or curator.
§1. Minor necessario retinet domicilium et quasi-domicilium illius, cuius potestati subicitur. Infantia egressus potest etiam quasi-domicilium proprium acquirere; atque legitime ad normam iuris civilis emancipatus, etiam proprium domicilium.
§2. Quicumque alia ratione quam minoritate, in tutelam vel curatelam legitime traditus est alterius, domicilium et quasi-domicilium habet tutoris vel curatoris.
Previous Next§2 One who for a reason other than minority is lawfully entrusted to the guardianship or tutelage of another, has the domicile and quasidomicile of the guardian or curator.
§1. Minor necessario retinet domicilium et quasi-domicilium illius, cuius potestati subicitur. Infantia egressus potest etiam quasi-domicilium proprium acquirere; atque legitime ad normam iuris civilis emancipatus, etiam proprium domicilium.
§2. Quicumque alia ratione quam minoritate, in tutelam vel curatelam legitime traditus est alterius, domicilium et quasi-domicilium habet tutoris vel curatoris.
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