(1) Article 909-2(1) and (3) through (5) shall apply mutatis mutandis where any of the followings applies to a father or mother who has become a sole person with parental authority or both adoptive parents (excluding adoptive parents of the fully adopted child) under Article 909(4) through (6); provided, in cases falling under subparagraph 1-3, 2 or 3, the duties of the newly appointed person with parental authority or the guardian of the minor are limited to the acts permitted under the limited parental authority: <Amended on Oct. 15, 2014>
1. Where the loss of parental authority has been adjudged under Article 924;1-2. Where the temporary suspension of parental authority has been adjudged under Article 924;1-3. Where the partial restriction of parental authority has been adjudged under Article 924-2;
2. Where the loss of the rights to represent and manage property are adjudged under Article 925;
3. Where the rights to represent and manage property are surrendered under Article 927(1);
4. Where any serious cause, such as unknown whereabouts, that incapacitates the exercise of the parental authority arises.
(2) Where any of the followings applies to a father or mother who has been a sole person with parental authority or one of or both adoptive parents after the person with parental authority was designated or the guardian of the minor was appointed under paragraph (1), the Family Court may designate a new person with parental authority upon the application of one of, or both parents, the minor or any of the minor's relatives:
1. Where the recovery of the lost right is adjudged under Article 926;
2. Where the surrendered right is recovered under Article 927(2);
3. Where the parental authority becomes exercisable as the father or mother whose whereabouts have been unknown is found or by any other cause.[This Article Added on May 19, 2011][Title Amended on Oct. 15, 2014]