Art. 128. Minors may make and receive donations in their ante-nuptial contract, provided they are authorized by the persons who are to give their consent to the marriage of said minors. (1329a)
This minor that has been said are allowed to receive donations in their ante-nuptial contract as long as they are authorized by their guardian or parents to give their consent. This minor that we are taking about are those who are under eighteen years of age but below twenty-one years old. Before a minor get to married, he or she needs to have parental consent.
This parental consent or parents consent is very significant because the child or the minor cannot do anything with their authority. They cannot even use their property until they reach the right age and without the permission of their parents. There guidance should always present because they are the one who is responsible in disciplining their child and they are the primarily designated by the law or statute to give consent to the minors. They are also obliged to sign on the marriage settlement or in a contract in order for the marriage to be valid
This parental consent or parents consent is very significant because the child or the minor cannot do anything with their authority. They cannot even use their property until they reach the right age and without the permission of their parents. There guidance should always present because they are the one who is responsible in disciplining their child and they are the primarily designated by the law or statute to give consent to the minors. They are also obliged to sign on the marriage settlement or in a contract in order for the marriage to be valid
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