Code of Organization and Civil Procedure (Cap. 12), article 524

524. (1) If no sufficient cause for the interdiction is made to appear, it shall be lawful for the court by a decree to order, if the circumstances of the case so require, that the person whose interdiction is demanded be in capacitated from suing or being s ued, from effecting any compromise, borrowing any m oney, receiving any capital, giving a discharg e, transferring or hypothecating his property, or performing any act other than an act of mere administration, without the aid of a curator to be appointed in the same decree. (2) It shall also be lawful for t he court, if it deems it necess ary, to incapacitate any person from performing all or any of the ac ts of mere administration, entrusting the performance thereof to a curator in such manner as the court may deem fit to direct. Interdiction or incapacitation to date from decree. Nullity of acts performed after decree. Amended by: IX.1886.89.