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belong to Institutes of Consecrated Life. This article is a commentary on a concrete case of a person belonging to an Institute of Consecrated Life who was declared incapable and for whom the claim was later made: the family claimed that guardianship was the responsibility of her sister or niece; on the other hand, the Institute claimed that it fell to the Director of the residence which belonged to the Institute. The decision of the First Instance Court gave awarded guardianship to the director; this was appealed by the family but the higher court turned down the appeal and handed down the same decision. Both edicts were based on the possibility of a civil judge altering the order established by the Civil Code and designating someone else, taking into account the welfare of the incapacitated person. The benefit to the person was explained by the better care and attention which the incapacitated woman had always received from her companions and by the contractual link which she had acquired on taking perpetual vows. In the commentary we state that canon law is not binding on a civil judge, except in those matters which have been formally agreed with the state. In this case however, we note the respect which the civil resolutions accorded to the contractual situation which a member of an Institute acquires; however, things do not always work out this way, and we propose a solution by means of a Concordat.

La tutela de las personas incapacitadas que pertenecen a Institutos de Vida Consagrada