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VII. Law |
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| 7.5 Potentiality of Law | ||
| Article 275-Custodian | ||
| Canon 3071 | ||
| Custodian is the term used to define the sixth most potentially powerful level and source of Official Power within any valid system of law. The power and authority of the Office of Custodian is called Custoditum. | ||
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| Canon 3072 | ||
| The word Custodian comes from the Latin custos meaning “warder, jailer, protector, guard, sentry, keeper, bodyguard”. | ||
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| Canon 3073 | ||
| The word Custodian is equivalent to the words, ranks and positions of Constable, Magistrate, Marshall, Bailiff, Warder, Usher, Guard, Keeper, Jailer or Janitor. | ||
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| Canon 3074 | ||
| A Custodian is usually a public official appointed by a Curator for a predetermined period of time which at its expiry results in the termination of their commission. | ||
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