In such circumstances the parent acting in that capacity is called the natural guardian of that parent's child.
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Thus, they are natural guardians of treasures or sacred sites which cannot easily be moved out of harm's way.
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The court finds by full and convincing evidence the parents are unfit and unable to perform duties of natural guardians.
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Two archaic laws, one dating back to the last century, refused to recognize mothers as natural guardians if their husbands were alive.
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However, the breed can typically be trusted with small, young, and helpless animals of any kind due to its natural guardian instinct.
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In what lawyers described as a pathbreaking judgment promoting gender equality, India's Supreme Court on Thursday gave women the same rights as men to act as natural guardians of a minor.
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If a parent or legal guardian appoints another person to temporarily be responsible for the child, the person acting in that capacity is called the guardian, or natural guardian of that child.
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An agreement was reached between the defendant and the plaintiff, acting in his capacity as father and natural guardian of his minor daughter, that the marriage would subsequently be registered according to the laws of South Africa.
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She informed the Papal Nuncio, Prospero de Santacroce, that she was intervening as the natural guardian of the Liberties of the Gallican Church, and that such disputes should be adjudicated and settled in France, not sent to Rome.
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As it was, he exercised considerable indirect pressure, making it known that he considered himself to be the'natural guardian'of his nephew, James V . He also wrote to Pope Leo X, saying that it was his intention to renew the war as quickly as possible.
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