Law · Indian Contract Act, 1872
Under the Indian Contract Act, 1872, a minor is:
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- 1Not liable either personally or through their estate for necessaries
- 2Capable of ratifying agreements made during minority after attaining majority
- 3Liable for necessaries supplied to them or anyone whom they are legally bound to support, out of their property✓
- 4Not permitted to plead minority as a defence in court
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Liable for necessaries supplied to them or anyone whom they are legally bound to support, out of their property
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