Civil and Commercial Chamber of the Buenos Aires city of Dolores forced a man to pay his daughter aged 22 food fee equivalent to 10 percent of their retirement income.
Thus, judges Mary Dabadie, Silvana Canale and Francico Hankovits overturned a ruling of first instance it relieved of liability to the father.
is a case in which a 22 year old required to share his father food to ensure completion of the final year of college, whose schedule of courses is eight hours a day.
In its ruling, the judges asserted that the man faces other expenses eg. mortgage loan ... the more, you can provide a tiny all need to help their college student daughter. "
However, the judges stated that "the plaintiff petitioned quatum excessive, so it is fair to set a quota reduced to the indispensable food for the subsistence of the petitioner and can not be extended beyond one year from the prescribed for curriculum for the duration of the race. "
In that vein, the chamber argued that "founded on family solidarity is considered consistent with law set as monthly alimony of 1 to 10 and of any need for the daughter of CM-powered up to verify the condition subsequent detailed-ut-supra, at 10% of retirement income received by the defendant. "
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