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Now is the age of majority from 18 years

26,579 By law has been reformed several articles of the Civil Code fixing the age of 18 years. CIVIL CODE
- Law 26,579 BO
22.12.2009

The Senate and Chamber of Deputies of Argentina in Congress assembled, etc. enact as law:

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SECTION 1 - amend the Civil Code in Articles 126, 127, 128, 131 and 132 of Title IX, Section One of Book I, Article 166 paragraph 5) and the Article 168 of Chapter III of Title I, Section II of Book I, Articles 275 and 306 paragraph 2) of Title III, Section II of Book II, Article 459 of Chapter XII, Section II of Book I, which reads as follows:

"Article 126: Are younger people who have not attained the age of eighteen (18) years."

"Article 127: Son prepubescent minors who have not attained the age of fourteen (14) years of age, and adults outside of this age to eighteen (18) years of age."

"Article 128: Cease the inability of children by age on the day that comply EIGHTEEN (18) years.

A minor who has obtained a qualification for the exercise of a profession can exercise on their own without permission, and manage and dispose of assets acquired with the proceeds of their work and be civil or criminal actions related to it. "

" Article 131: Minors to marry, become emancipated and acquired civil capacity, with the limitations provided for in Article 134.

If they had married without permission will not be until the age of administration and disposition of property received or that they receive free of charge, continuing on to them the legal regime applicable to minors. "

" Article 132: The invalidity of the marriage does not nullify the emancipation, except in respect of a spouse in bad faith for those who ceases from the day the sentence passed on the authority of res judicata.

If something was due to minor clause can not perceive it until the age of majority, emancipation does not alter the obligation or the time of its enforceability.''

"Article 166: These are impediments to marriage: 1

. Consanguinity between ascending and descending without limitation.

2. The inbreeding among siblings or half siblings.

3. The bond derived from the full adoption, in the same cases of paragraphs 1, 2 and 4. The derivative simple adoption, including adoptive and adopted, adopter and a descendant or spouse of the adoptee, adopted and spouse adoptive, foster children of the same person, each other, and adopted son of the adopter. Impediments arising from the simple adoption survive while it is not canceled or revoked.

4. Affinity straight in all grades.

5. Be less than eighteen (18) years.

6. The previous marriage, as long as.

7. Have been author, accomplice or abettor of intentional homicide of a spouse.

8. Permanent or temporary deprivation of reason, for any reason whatsoever.

9. Deaf-mutism as the groom does not know how to express their will clearly written or otherwise.''

"Article 168: Minors may not marry each other or with another elderly person without the consent of their parents or those exercising parental authority, or without his guardian when none of them is exercised or failing, not the judge.''

"Section 275: Minor children can not leave the house of his parents, or that they had assigned him, without permission from their parents. Nor can exert

trade, profession or industry, or force their people otherwise without parental consent, except as provided in Articles 128 and 283.''

"Article 306: Parental authority lapses

1. By the death of parents or children;

2. By profession of parents in monastic institutions;

3. For children to get older;

4. For legal emancipation of the children without prejudice to the survival of the right of administration of property acquired free of charge, if the marriage took place without permission;

5. Adoption of children, without prejudice to the possibility of reinstatement if the revocation and annulment of adoption.''

"Article 459: Any time the Ministry of Children or the child himself, being over sixteen (16) years when had doubts about the proper administration of the tutor, on the grounds that the judge has the sufficient, may request that displays the accounts of the guardianship. "


SECTION 2 - Repeals subsection 2) of Article 264 quater of Title III, Section Two Book I of the Civil Code.

SECTION 3 - Add second paragraph of Article 265 of Title III, Section II of Book I of the Civil Code, as follows:

"The obligation of parents to provide food for their children, with the scope set out in section 267, extends to the age of twenty years, unless the adult child or parent in appropriate, demonstrate that it has sufficient resources to provide for himself. "

SECTION 4 - be repealed Articles 10, 11 and 12 of Chapter II, Title I, Book I of the Commercial Code.

SECTION 5 - Any legal provision that establishes rights and duties until the age of majority should be understood to eighteen (18) years, except in terms of welfare and social security that such benefits extend to twenty (21) years, unless the laws set a different age.

SECTION 6 - Communicate to the Executive.

DADA IN THE CHAMBER OF THE ARGENTINE CONGRESS, IN BUENOS AIRES, A TWO DAY OF DECEMBER TWO THOUSAND NINE. Aaa