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Betutor
To tutor to instruct
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Institutions
be lost. Title XIII to the end of the first book treats of Pupils, or such as have Tutors; of Minors, or such as have Curators appointed to them; and lastly, of persons who are of age
Restitutio in integrum
minores xxv. Annorum. A minor could by himself do no legal act, for which the assent of a tutor or curator was required; and, therefore, if he did such act by himself, no restitutio was necessary. If
Tutrix
Tutrix, a female tutor.
Tutorship
Tutorship, the office and power of a tutor.
Pupil
similar to those of an infant in English law. A pupil cannot sue except by his or her tutor. The word 'minor' (q.v.) is sometimes loosely used to include the word 'pupil.'
Protutor
Protutor, a quasi tutor, Civil Law.
Minor
act with a curator if they have one, whereas pupils (under the age of pupilarity) act through their tutor. These are summary disabilities imposed by Common Law and Statute on minors. It means a person of either
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