آثار الكفالة في قانون الأسرة الجزائري

Abstract EN

The child sponsorship contract has many legal implications.

As for the sponsor, he is obligated not to receive remuneration in exchange for sponsorship, he is also obligated to spend on the sponsored, and he is also committed to education, care, and management of the minor's money.

The sponsor has the right to receive family and study grants for the sponsored, as well as the right to bequeath and donate to the sponsored minor, and the right to grant his family title to the sponsored.

It also has implications for the sponsored person, as he keeps his original title, and neither the sanctity of intermarriage nor the inheritance is proven for him.

The sponsorship also has effects for the parents of the sponsored person, as the guarantor is obligated to them to hand over the sponsored, and one of its effects is the fall of guardianship from the parents of the sponsored person, and they retain the right of visitation.

We aim from this research to clarify the effects of sponsorship, and the extent of its maintenance of his rights and the achievement of his interest under the Algerian family law, and we come to the conclusion that the legislator approved a number of legal effects resulting from the conclusion of sponsorship, through the commitment of the sponsor to carry out the minor to the father and his son, with the prohibition of adoption.