Explanation of Article 134
This article clarifies the concept of the custodian of a thing. The custodian of a thing is the one who has actual authority over it, either personally or through another, even if the custodian is not competent. It is presumed that the owner of the thing is its custodian, unless evidence shows that the custody has been transferred to someone else. These provisions apply to the custodian of animals, buildings, and objects.
Related To
Article 134
A person shall be deemed to be the custodian of a thing if he has actual authority over it, whether directly or through a third party, even if said person is non-discerning. The owner of a thing shall be presumed to be its custodian, unless it is established that custodianship has been transferred to another person.