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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24
SOBRE FL BILL NUMERO Z. n

! esta <Corte de apelaci6n sostuv0 81
principle de la responsabihdad del
padre, pesar de Las condiciones
que 10 hacsan persona impropia pa
ra ejercer Ia guarda del hiio, en- e
case extreme en- que este hubiera
Quedado como WA1F en- la comu-
nidad social, debido a. que no exis-
tiera persona one SO prestara q So
correrle, situaci6n completamente
distinta, por sus CIRCUMSTANCES &C
:tuaIes y preteritas, de las que pre-
valecen en- este. case.
Podemos sDsteners con la concien-
cia nmpia y la verdad en-. los Iabios,
que la tinica persecution que. esta
parte contempIa, consiste en- proveer
ia La menor Rosa Maria de auuellos
medios v seguridades mayormente
favorables su persona Y bienes;
" hahlando francamente declars-
mos, Qse no compartimos la OPT.
ni6n de la Corte apelada en- 10 re-
ferente a, que. con La practica de
ctras medidas, aquelia persecution
pueda tener una completa realdsd.
Todos los tratadistas y auE0Tlda-
ies judiciales americanos, conyie-
nen, en- que en- casos como Ell pre-.
sente, las Cqrtes debenS inspfraE sus
resoluciones. en- la felicidad y ga,
rantias de las personals Y los bienes
de los memories no emapcipados;
por ESQ no acertamos a comprender,
como en- esta situaci6n que debati.
mos, en- que. el padre abandon6 la
hija Y desde que ocurri6 ese hecho,
no ha expuesto razones nj, ha prac-
ttcado diligencia alguna que le acre
aite como arrepenEido reparador de
aquel acto, puede ahora ser consi-
dorado como la entidad meior pre-
parada para regirla.
Lo mas saludable, 10 mas sabio
y previsor que puede ponerse en-
practica en- casos como Ell presente,
parece que es Ell nombramiento de
un tutor que con la Intervention
judicial y las garantfas que la ley
exige, sea un forzoso cumplidor de
sus deberes. La patria potestad Sc
deseuvuelve en- una ,esfera de ac-
cion. mas amplia Q irresponsible
que la tutela, 10 que hace a la pri-
nIera peligrosa cuando su ejercicio
no recae en- persona nbre de toda
sospecha, sobre todo, cuando Sc ira
ia de una, que por haberla perdt-
do nna vez con Fundamental de
aceptadas culpas, intenta recobrar-
Ia sin antes haber probado una per-
afecta vindicaci6n.
La Corte sentenciadora no hace
en- su sentepcia ningdn pronuncia-
miento relacionado con Ia instancia
del opouente. apelado, sobre que Sc
declare que Ramon Alvarez Lopez,
como padre, tiene la patria potestad
de su hija menor, annque en- la
opinion Sc alude a este particular.
5Por las razones expuestas,. este
peticionario apelante, SUPLICA q
esta Hon. corte Suprema, revoque
la sentencia de la 0orte de Distri-
to de Humacao, registrada en- 10.
de abril del corriente afo, por La
que desestim6 la solicitud dc este
apelante; y la vez prdene dicha
Corte interior, que proveyendo IA
vorablemente a la expresada soil
citud, nombre un tutor a Ia menOr
Rosa Maria Alvarez Polanco, de
acuerdc con la ley y que imponga
las costas, desembolsos y honora-
rios de abogado DE esta parte, Al
opositor apelado.
San Juan, P. R.,sa1 5 de mayo
de 1924.
EFmds CEIEsTINO RENITEZ
y JOSE PUG MORALES,
Abogados del peticionario
Apelante
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24

snrgir posteriormente hubeiran va
riado aquella existentes en- la fechs
de la sentences de divercio en- le
referido al c6nyuge inculpado po1
dieha sentencia.
La opinion de La Corte sentencia.
dora cita Ell art 7s del codigo CT
vii espafiol relacionandolo con los
49, ia y siguientes de nuestro co.
digo Civil, pero pierds de vista
que en- Ell derecho espafiol Ell divor4
clio no rompe el vinculo matrimo-
rial, sino Que cauga solamente la Sc
paracion de los c6nyuges, en- tan,
to que nuestro derecho estahIece
que
o.. el divorcio lleva eonsi-
go la ruptura completa del
vinculo matrimonial y la sepa-
raci6n de propiedad y bienes de
todas clases, entire los c6nyu-
ges". Cod Civil art. 17S.
Esta es una anomalfa irreconci-
liable con nnestro derecho sustain
two que la opinion prealudida del
Tribunal de Humacao. no ha trata-
do de cohonestar.
En- schammell VS.. schammel, 1O6
Cal. 261, citado por la Corte infe-
rior en- su opinion, la corte supre.
ma de California Sc expresa asf:
upon the death Of the mother
the father again became entitled
TO the custody Of the child, and
this right continued UNTIL A
GUARDIAN OF HER PERSON
WAS APPoINTEDn
Y es de advertir, que en- el case
ahtes citado la demanda Sc dirigi6
contra el padre divorciado para que
contribuyera al sostenimiento de la
hija menor, es decir, exigi6ndOle
obligaciones, pero no Sc discutieron
puntos relacionados directamente
con Ell case que motiva esta ape
laci6n.
En- ell case de Pacific G.. B. Co.
VS. Industrial Ace. Com. 1S4 Cal.
466, que cita la Corte sentenciado-
ra, Ia Corte suprema de dicho es-
tado, Sc expres6 asi:
Conceeding in this case, that
the minor was not dependant
upon his father during the pc
Rod he remained in the custody
Of his mother, there mas nothing
in the legal status of the par
ties at the time Kenneth, join
ed his father in California ia
prevent the latter from volun-
tarily resuming responsibility
for his sons support. It has
been repeatedly held by this
court that on the death Of the
mother, to whom the custody of
a child has been given in divorce
proceedings, the right Of such
custody reverts to the father
It is urged that the father in
this instance has been divorced
for cruelty and intemperance
and adjudged and unfit custo.
dian of his child. On the other
hand, the mother has been shown
to have abandoned the child.
Under section 224 of the Civil
Code neither of them, perhaps,
could have interfered with the
adoption of Kenneth by a third
party, but nobody has manifest,
ed any desire to adopt him. Is
he TO be left a waif In the
community with no right to pa
rental care because both his pa
rents have been derelict in their
duty towards him7''
Como sc We por la Transcription
hecha, mas completa y, por 10 tan
! to, sin la omission en- que incurrit
Ia, corte inferior, de las expresiones
del Tribunal Supreme de California
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ERRoREs

10. LA Corte de Distrito de
Humacao err6 declarando sin Iu-
gar Ia mocidn de Nicolas POlan-
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tales en- la opinion del nismo
en- este case, que hace parte de
la sentencia.
So.-La Uorte de Distrito de
Humacao cometi6 error al die
tar una sentencia, cual es de La
que ahora Sc apela, completa-
mente incongruente incompati-
BILE con la prueba.
ARGUB1ENTo
Para sostener nuestra afrmaci6n
de que La Corte inferior cometi6 el
primer error sefialado, SON innecesa-
rios nuestros razonamien4os Ia pro-
pia Corte 10 reconoce y valientemen
te 10 declara en- estas que transcri-
himos que son sus palabras, al pro-
nunciar Ia sentencia desestimando
Ia sclicitud de nombramiento de
tutor:
e'La patria potestad sobre los
hijos La pierde el c6nyuge cul-
pable, por la -sentencia de di-
yorcio, no importa la causa que
de origen al nlismo: esa es la ley
en- Puerto Rico,
"Y sY esta Corte no esta ha-
ciendo una estricta interpreta-
ci6n de la ley, esta convencida
de que el punto de vista que sos
tiene es profundamente humane
y en- ammonia con aqueIla obi
gaci6n del juzgador que consiste
en- interpreter las leyes de acuer
do con los principles mas salu-
dables para la vida de Ia comu-
nidad's
La petici6n de nombramiento de
tutor descansa entire otros particu-
lares en- Ell articulo 2S4 del C6digC
Civil VICENTE, que es claro y libre
de toda amEigiiedad y que dice:
SCI padre o la madre PER-
DERAN la patriR potestad sobre
sus hijos, cuandp por sentencia
firne en- pleito de diyorcio Sc
concediese la cuktodio de los hi
jos uno de los dos c6ayuges 2
y el precepto del nrticulo 175 del
mismo c6digo Civil, dispone que;
En- todos los casos de divor-
clio los hijos memories seran pues
tos bajo 81 cuidado Y patria po-
testad de la paSrte que 10 hubie-
So obtenido, pIero sel otro con
yuge tendra deirecho a continua1
las relaciones dIs familia con sus
hijos. /"
En- el case de Mallen VS.. Vidal
ct. al. 25 D. P. r., 500, esta Hon.
Corte Sc expreshi del siguiente
modo:
La patria potestad es una
institution jur Fdica. Creemos que
Ia Legislature mediante el artfcu
10 2s4, quiso destryir dicha re-
lacion juridica con el c6nyuge
cnlpable, Y la Ley de 1907 supone
la valdez y sn bsistencia de di-
cha relacion function en- cuan
to ambos paklres. La naturale
"a del divorcio es la de disoIvel
eI vfnculo legtal existente entr'
marido Y muj er. La naturalez;
de la custodia. que Sc lie conced'
a la parte incacente en- un divor
clio, es Ia de disolver la rela
cion legal que existe entire Ell pa
dre culpable v el hijo.
Las relaciorAs de familia, con
sideradas apal to de la patria po
testad, puede n continuarse. Il
relacion jtir Edica de la patr1l
pOtestad es ] a que ha termi
nado"
AL mismo t0smpo la Corte infe
rior expresa:
Que kI presente case revisit
una serieflad tai Y afecta de "a
modo las relaciones juridicas De
hogar 7)uertcrriquefo, que real
mente gel Tribunal Sc cree en- |
obligad ion de distinguir este ca
so del lnico citado sosteniend
doctris as ccntrarias.
No acel :tamos a disting1lir Ell he
gar que Sc refiere la corte infe
rior eha au transcrita opinion. Use
"a, acaso, al destruido por el con
yuge one did cai1sa al divoreio cua,
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y en- el presente case es ostensible
que el opositor apelado no hizo ale.
gaci6n alguna y present6 prueba nj
en- cuanto a Ia mayor felicidad y
bienestar de Ia menor ii tampoco
en- cusnto a que las condolences y
cirunstanciaa que hnbieran podido
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lei apelante no tenfa dere-
cho a tonar la ley por su propia
mano, sino que debi6 haber he
cho la debida solicitud a la Cor
te para la custodia del nifios ST
HABIAN sURGIDO CIRCUNs-
TANcIAS QUE CAMBIAsEN
LAS coNDIcIoNEs DE LAS
DE LA FECHA DE LA SEN
TENCIA DE DIvoRCIo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-05-24

-Nombramiento de tutor.
Apelaci6n procedente de la corte de
Distrito de Humacao, P. R.
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ARGUMENTo

Para sostener nuestra afrmaci6n
de que La Corte inferior cometi6 el
primer error sehalado, son innecesa-
rios nuestros razonamientos. Ia pro-
pia Corte 10 reconoce y valientemen
te 10 declara en- estas que transcri-
himos que son sus palabras, al pro-
nunciar la sentencia desestimando
la solicitud de nombramiento de
tutor:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
Washington Women
4 Personal Message to You
BY Edna Wallace Hopper.

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SOCIETY
Continued from Ninth Page)

Peter, Princess Bibesco, Nine. Sez.
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Samy. Sonora de Castro, Mrs. Dwight
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Miss Olive Murray of Oakland.
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Mr.. Paul A. Drury has arrived in
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Dinner for Disabled Men.

Local disabled war veterans will be
rendered an informal dinner tonight
by the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing Post, No. %. of the American
Legion at Schneider's Restaurant, 427
Eleventh street. at o'clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21
ALL SET FOR UNDERWOOD
Arrival of Oscar, Sd, Assures Sen
ator Another Vote.

Alabama is all set to cast one more
vote for Underwood
The late addition to the ranks of
democracy of the Southern States is
Oscar w. Underwood. Sd, granson of
the Senator. born in Garfield Hospital
December IA to Capt. and Mrs. Oscar
W. Underwood. il.
According to current rumors in the
Senate, the proud grandfather is pre-
dieting bright political future for the
youngster. He is said to have recog-
niZed certain qualities in the boy that
are strictly reserved for those children
destined to lead the political forces of
Alabama.
Reports from the hospital are that
the mother and child are doing well
and win soon be able TO move into
their apartment here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21

A motor bus service with Is Ameri
can cars is operating in North China
on a new highway extending about 500
miles from Paotao, present terminus
of the Sulyuan Railway, to Ninshsia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-21

Miss Olive Murray of Oakland
Calf, is visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H l., Murray on E'urlid 81
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ence, the President characterized as
one Of the many things America Is
doing in the furtherance of inter
national peace and helpfulness to
all nations.
America" he said. "has many
reasons for pride and satisfaction
In the character of it's citizenship.
the resources with which to
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I'VE ought to be thankful in re-
membering that our own people do
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We are able to look after our own.
But that which rises above all
other considerations is the fact that
ourAepeople are imbued with a
religious charity which makes them
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to those who are less fortunately
circumstanced at home and abroad.
There are those who constantly
reprove our people and our Gov
eminent for an alleged failure to
assist other peoples.
''I do not know that anyone
could ever say we were doing
enough, but it is my strong sus-
picion that those who are making
the loudest complaints have never
taken the trouble to ascertain
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are doing.
'It is gratifying to realize how
the steady, courageous, generous
hand of America continues to reach
cut to those in need. 1t stands as
conclusive answer to all censorious
criticism. These works stamp
America with a. continuing effort,
working for moral regeneration"
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