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Legal Definitions - undertutor
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Definition of undertutor
Definition: An undertutor is a person appointed by a court to represent a minor under the care of a tutor whenever the interests of the minor conflict with that of the tutor. This person is responsible for ensuring that the minor's best interests are protected.
Examples:
- A court may appoint an undertutor if a tutor is mismanaging a minor's estate or neglecting their education.
- If a tutor is found to have a conflict of interest with the minor, such as being a creditor of the minor's estate, an undertutor may be appointed to ensure that the minor's interests are protected.
These examples illustrate how an undertutor is appointed to protect the interests of a minor when their tutor is unable or unwilling to do so. The undertutor acts as a safeguard against any potential harm or neglect that the minor may face under the care of their tutor.
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Simple Definition
An undertutor is someone who is appointed by a court to help take care of a child when their main guardian, called a tutor, might not be doing what is best for the child. A tutor is usually a private teacher or someone who takes care of a child's estate, which means their money and property. An undertutor is there to make sure the child's interests are protected and to help the tutor do their job better.
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