GUARDIANSHIP - PROTECTIVE MEASURE

The way in which personal protection measures are regulated by civil law reflects in all legal systems the degree of concern of the state power to provide the necessary legal framework so that persons who are vulnerable for various reasons can take part in the civil circuit without being prejudiced. Guardianship and curatorship, together with protective measures regulated by special laws, are part of a broader normative framework through which the legislator aims to protect the person as the subject of legal relations of any kind. The desire to protect persons under its jurisdiction is the main purpose of the legislative function for the democratic state organization.