Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Parental authority in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Children travelling with a valid passport do not require this form as a passport acts as parental authority.
For minors the signature of a parent or of those who exercise parental authority on the participation form will be required.
There is a request to the juvenile judge to expel you from parental authority.
sole exercise of parental authority(see point 2);
suspended from parental authority.
first name(s) of the applicant's parental authority or legal guardian.
Parental authority over a natural child is granted to the father
Under the law, parental authority is a set of rights
Make sure you have written permission from both parents or from the people who have parental authority and bring(a copy of)
the other parent was dismissed from parental authority before the death took place.
Any use of services and/or subscriptions available on the Site by a minor is the sole responsibility of the owner(s) of parental authority.
With effect from 1986, the law on parental authority will make it possible for parents who are unmarried, separated or divorced to exercise joint parental authority.
mum at least with a view of consolidation of the parental authority, and to float it is necessary to learn,
Abuse of parental authority(including abandonment of care of a child),
if that child disrespects parental authority mom and dad had better use power to back it up.
Therefore, the holders of the parental authority are invited to watch the use made by their children of their use of the Site
proceedings relating to parental responsibility for minor children of both spouses parental authority, custody, access rights, alimony, etc.
through the intermediary of an apprenticeship secretary, also exercises parental authority over the apprentice or acts as his or her guardian.
criteria for jurisdiction regarding the exercise of parental authority at the time the marriage is dissolved.
of morality(Article 1387 CC), derogate from the rules governing parental authority, legal administration and guardianship(Article 1388 CC)