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 The power to administer marital property includes the power to dispose of, pledge, mortgage, or create encumbrances upon marital property and the power to institute and defend cases relating to marital property.

When any spouse is required to give consent or affix a signature together with the other spouse in regard to the administration of property but fails to give such consent or refuses to affix such signature without reason or is not in the state of being able to give consent, the other spouse may request a court for an order of permission instead.

When any act to be done by a husband or wife requires their mutual consent and the law provides that the act be done in writing or registered with a competent authority, the consent must be given in writing.

In administering marital property, if either spouse performs a juristic without the consent of the other spouse, such juristic act shall be valid only upon the confirmation of the other spouse.

In the event that either spouse performs a juristic act without the consent according to paragraph 1, the other spouse may request a court to revoke such juristic act. But this shall be inapplicable if it appears