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 The person exercising the parental power is the legal representative of the child. In the event that the child has been adjudged incompetent or quasi-incompetent by a court, the person exercising the parental power is his or her custodian or curator, as the case may be.

A notice given or received by the person exercising the parental power according to section 1566 or section 1568 shall be deemed to be a notice given or received by the child.

The parental power covers the administration of the property of the child, which shall be carried out with such care as a person of ordinary prudence would exercise.

Without the consent of the child, the person exercising the parental power cannot create an obligation which the child has to perform in person.

If the child has income, such income shall be spent for his or her maintenance and education first and the remainder must be kept by the person exercising the parental power to further be delivered to the child. But if the person exercising the parental power has no sufficient income for living in a manner appropriate for his or her standing, he or she may spend such money as appropriate, save where