[ULPIANUS libro sexto opinionum. ] §8.5.15.prAltius aedes suas extollendo, ut luminibus domus minoris annis uiginti quinque uel impuberis, cuius curator uel tutor erat, officiatur, efficit: quamuis hoc quoque nomine actione ipse heredesque teneantur, quia quod alium facientem prohibere ex officio necesse habuit, id ipse committere non debuit, tamen et aduersus possidentem easdem aedes danda est impuberi uel minori actio, ut quod non iure factum est tollatur.
[ULPIANUS, book 6 of Opinions.] If a person, by raising his own house higher, causes the light of the house of a minor under twenty-five years or of a pupillus, of whom he was the curator or tutor, to be obstructed; although on this account also he himself and his heirs are liable to an action—since what he was bound by virtue of his office to prevent another from doing, he himself ought not to have committed—nevertheless, an action must also be granted to the pupillus or minor against the person possessing the same house, so that what has been done unlawfully may be demolished.