Lib, 2, tit. 4,1 00 { or { J » À ! un H D É

‘de obsequiis, Lib. 97, tit, 15, L,9,— f'de in jus vocando, Lib, 2, tit, 4, L, 2 NP ne 12, 2 — Pothier, Mariage, n° 389,— Des personnes, tit, 6, #ec. 11, p. 604, —3 Domat, Lois civiles, droit publie, part. 2, liv. 1, tit. 1, sec, 1, n D p. 6,— 4 Pand. Franç., 317.— Pocquet, Puiss, pat., 30.— 1 Gin, 220.—C, L,, 233— CN, 371,

24. Il reste sous leur autorité jusqu’à sa majorité ou son émancipation, mais c'est le père seul qui exerce cette autorité durant le mariage, sauf les dispositions contenues dans l'acte de la 25e Vict. chap. 66.

TT tu 26 = , , ’ 2— Pothier > verb, signif., lib. 50, tit, 16, L. 196.— Znatitut., lib, 1, tit. 2 et 7: Pot iier, ? As n® 940 et 399, — 7 HTBONNES, pp. 604-5.— Int. aux cout, tif. 9, n° 2,— Arrêtés de Lamoignon, tit. 2, art. 1 et suiv.— 2 Toullier, n°* 1041-6-9, 1176.—4 L and Frane., 324 ot 327.—4 Pand, Franç., 324, 927 et sniv.—C, L, 234.—C, N,, 572 " Voir sous l'art, 177 ci-dessus co que nous avons dit de l'acte 25 Vict., ce. 66, Î i 16 y # ight to choose the isp.— 1. À minor aged upwards of 16 years, has a rig ne whom she will reside.— Cooper and Tanner, VIII L. C, 3,113. dé A father is by law entitled to the possession, custody and guardianship, and cannot be deprived of his minor chi d, except for insanity or gross misconduct: nor can he deprive himself of his paternal right; and any contrct to the contrary cannot bind him, as it is immoral in theeye of the law.— Bariow K dy, XVII L, C, J., 253. k Ù Les à She object of habeas COTPUS is to see that no person is deprived of his liberty illegally or against his will, and not to determine the respective rights of parties over one another and it cannot, therefore, be used by a father to enforce is right to have the custody of his child. Where a minor child is brought before he juge under habeus corpus, her own statement, if of sufticient age to judge for herself, will be taken as to whether she is under restraint or not.— Stoppellben ss Bull, 11 Q, L. R., 255. a re Sp rule, where a minor is brought up before the court by haben corpus, if he be of an age to exercise a choice, the court leaves him to elect as to the oustody in which he will be.— Semble, The above rule would not apply in the case of a girl, under 16, leaving the house of her father, mother or other son having lawful charge of her. | | For in the ra of a refractory child under 14, liable to be sent to an industrial school under the 32 Vict., ce. 17.— Regina vs Hull, IIT Q. L. R., 136,

244. Le mineur non émanci pé ne peut quitter la maison paternelle sans la permission de son père.

Î rsonnes, tit, 6, sec. 2.— Merlin, Rép., v’ Puis, patern., sec, 3, € 6.—?

Pothier, Personnes, tit. 6, sec. 2.— 1 ; . 8. ne ROC, 3, 4 6— Toull'ar. n° 1046-7.— Pocquet, p. 32.—4 Pand. Franç., 328.—C. L., 236.— 0, \,

Jurisp.-- Under the circumstances stated, the persons brought up under the writ of Aubeas corpus being of the ages of fourteen and seventeen years resectively, the court would not exert any coercion on them.— Rivard vs Goulet, Fo. L R, 174.

245. Le père, et à son défaut la mère, a sur son enfant mineur et non émancipé un droit de correction modérée et raisonnable, droit qui peut être délégué et que peuvent exercer ceux à qui l’éducation de cet enfant a été confiée.

Pothier, Pers Cnadian Abatr 121.— Pothier — Fenet-Pothle 550 et suiv., 357 Cnada, p. 121 «

Jurisp.—1 que dans le cas aux circonstanc ces bornes.— Br

2, Schoolmas and refractory « necessitated fr and to a degr exceoding this temper, constitt Lafontaine, VII