Key legal question
Whether the conditions for civil interdiction under Art. 369 CC were met because of mental illness and danger to self or others.
Extracted holding
The appellant suffered from a qualifying mental disorder and, especially during decompensation, posed a danger to himself and third parties; interdiction was justified.
Extracted reasoning
The repeated crises, hospitalizations, aggressive and threatening conduct, and expert findings showed a chronic psychiatric condition with recurring decompensations. The court held that the frequency and repetition of incidents, not each event in isolation, established a sufficient need for protection.