Patria potestas

PATRIA POTESTAS, Civil law. Paternal power; (q.v.) the authority which is lawfully exercised by the father over his children.

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The vision for an unemployment insurance program enlivens the principle of patria potestas, which the SSS exercises over its members, he added.
Philippines : SSS pushes for unemployment insurance under reform act, gets support from ILO, DOLE
Y sin embargo, el autor destaca el hecho de que la significacion religiosa de la casa, del matrimonio y de la familia haya quedado silenciada no solo por los historiadores del derecho de Grecia y de Roma --mas centrados en aspectos civiles como la patria potestas, el derecho de sucesiones o instituciones similares--, sino tambien --y esto es lo mas incomprensible--por teologos, canonistas e historiadores de la Iglesia, que apenas se han cuestionado sobre la incidencia de la novedad cristiana en estos ambitos institucionales.
Eloy Tejero, El evangelio de la casa y de la familia
Desde el punto de vista del derecho, la progresiva secularizacion del matrimonio y de la familia, han hecho que los estudios se centren en cuestiones como la patria potestas o la sucesion, como si estas cuestiones agotaran toda la realidad del matrimonio y la familia en el mundo antiguo.
Eloy Tejero, El evangelio de la casa y de la familia
Roman law cover the long history of progressive adaptation which nevertheless meant the strengthening of patria potestas and some bizarre restrictions, but with provisions that made sense in 'working class' contexts (p.
Beryl Rawson (ed.), A Companion to Families in the Greek and Roman Worlds
Por aquel entonces, las dos primeras y mas reclamadas leyes fueron la Ley de divorcio vincular y la Ley de patria potestas compartida.
Logros y deudas de la democracia
Tuvo dos tipos diferentes: la adrogatio (llamada adoptio populi auctoritate por Gayo) y la adoptio (para Guzman Brito fue una forma artificial de procurarse un hijo, cuyo efecto es constituir la patria potestas sobre el (5)).
Adopcion, codificacion, descodificacion y recodificacion en Argentina
Under the Republic, royal power was decentralized and "the right to kill" was embedded in the private sphere, in the patria potestas.
Murder Was Not a Crime: Homicide and Power in the Roman Republic
Em Roma, pelo contrario, assistiu-se, desde sempre, a uma politica a favor da natalidade, quer a implicita a defesa dos interesses tradicionais assentes na patria potestas, quer a explicita na legislacao (Lex Iulia de maritandis ordinibus e Lex Papia Poppaea sob Augusto ou o regime dos alimenta sob Trajano).
Arnold A. Lelis, William A. Percy & Beert C. Verstraete, The Age of Marriage in Ancient Rome
COURT ORDER RETURN OF CHILDREN TO VENEZUELA, SINCE FATHER ALSO HAD RIGHT OF PATRIA POTESTAS UNDER VENEZUELAN LAW
Child abduction
Aparte de los derechos de correccion, la patria potestas incluia poder sobre el patrimonio del hijo.
La capacidad negocial del menor adulto
The common earlier word had been emancipation, in English from C17, at first following the sense from emancipo, L, which in Roman law meant to release (usually a child but sometimes wife) from the patria potestas, the legal powers of the pester familias, the person thus emancipated could act sui juris--in his/her own right.
Liberation
Note that the common law system was not an outgrowth of the doctrine of patria potestas that prevailed in pagan Rome.
When child-snatchers attack: the best way to keep children safe and to prevent the Total State from abolishing the family is to de-federalize child protection

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