ARTICLE 222-224


ARTICLE 222
        The courts may appoint a guardian of the child’s property, or a guardian litem when the best interests of the child so require. (317)

Article 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 providing for disciplinary measures over the child. The child shall be entitled to the assistance of counsel, either of his choice or appointed by the court, and a summary hearing shall be conducted wherein the petitioner and the child shall be heard.
        However, if in the same proceeding the court finds the petitioner at fault, irrespective of the merits of the petition, or when the circumtances so warrant, the court may also order the deprivation or suspension of parental authority or adopt such other measures as it may deem just and proper. (318a)

Article 224
       The measures referred to in the preceeding article may include the commitment of the child for not more than thirty days in entities or institutions engaged the child care or in children’s homes duly accredited by the proper govertment agency.
        The parent exercising parental authority shall not interfere with the care of the child whenever committed but shall provide for his support. Upon proper petition or at its own instance, the court may terminate the commitment of the child whenever just and pro



EXPLANATION:
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ARTICLE 222:
              A guardian adlitem is an appointed guardian of the court to protect the minor from incompetent in a particular matter. Therefore the court would probably take the best standards that establish qualification and professional duties and responsibilities for the child.It has a deemed significant in appointing guardians to support always in the best interest and responsibility to secure the protection of the children.

Article 223:
              The parents or in the absence or incapacity, the individual, entity or institution exercising parental authority, may petition the proper court of the place when the child resides for  and order providing for disciplinary measures over the child.The child shall be entitled to the assistance of counsel  either of his choice or appointed by the court and a summary hearing shall be conducted wherein the petitioner and the child shall be heard.
                    However, if in the same preceding the court finds the petitioner at fault irrespective of the merits of the petition or when the circumstances so warrant, the court may also order the deprivation or suspension of parental authority or adopt such other measures as it may deem just and proper.

Article 224

                   The measures referred to in the preceding article may include the commitment of the child for not more or in children home duly accredited by the proper government and agency.The parent exercising parental authority shall not interfere with the care of the child whenever committed but shall provide for his support upon proper petition or at its own instance, the court may terminate the commitment of the child whenever just and proper. It further explains the role of the parents, they can impose disciplinary action yet it must me reasonable and permitted and not against the law. If the courts finds the parents or one who has the custody to be at the fault so then the court may suspend them of parental authority.




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