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In loco parentis is a Latin term meaning in [the] place of a parent or instead of a parent. The term refers to a common law doctrine which denotes the legal responsibility of some person or organization to perform some of the functions or responsibilities of a parent .
Claassen (1976:218) defines it as: In the place of the parent. Those who have been entrusted by the parents with the custody and control of children under age are said to stand in loco parentis to the children. People who are acting in loco parentis are inter alia teachers and hostel staff (Hosten et al., 1979:502).
The school could not deal adequately with the child because nobody was acting in loco parentis. They are in loco parentis for children looked after by the authority, and are also responsible for their education. We considered the difficult in loco parentis argument.
A common example of an in loco parentis relationship is a grandparent raising their grandchild, however it can apply to any family member, such as an older sibling raising their younger sibling, or an aunt raising their nephew.
In place; in lieu; instead; In the place or stead.
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In some circumstances grandparents or other relatives, such as siblings, may stand in loco parentis to a child, but a person does not have to have a biological or legal relationship to a child to be in this role.
Standing in loco parentis means a person is in the role of a parent.

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