Yes, since a minor can't legally enter into any contract even if they wanted to.
Yes, but it is not enforceable.
No - even if the guardian IS present - a minor cannot legally enter into any kind of contract - either written or verbal !
You are legally considered an adult in New York at 18 and can legally enter into a contract. Anyone less than 18 years of age is considered a minor and can not enter into a legal contract.
A minor cannot enter into any contract. That would include hiring a lawyer. They would either have to have the parents enter into the contract, or have the lawyer petition the court to act on the minor's behalf. That will be a hearing that the parents would have input into as well.
No. Anyone can sign a contract. If you are under 18, there are certain cases where you cannot be compelled to perform your obligations under the contract. Because of this, most businesses and savvy individuals will not enter into a contract with a minor, because they will not be able to enforce the contract if the minor breaches.
Don't understand the question. (???) As a GENERAL rule minors cannot enter into a legally binding contract - because of the fact that they ARE minors in the eyes of the law. MINORS CAN ENTER INTO CERTAIN TYPES OF CONTRACTS. THE ONLY DIFFERENCE IS THAT IF THEY ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH AN ADULT ONLY THE MINOR CAN DIS-AFFIRM THE CONTRACT. IN SOME CASES IF THE MINOR DIS-AFFIRMS THE CONTRACT THE MUST ALSO PAY RESTITUTION
A person of any age can be contractually liable, but for minors, the liability can be escapable. A minor may enter a contract, and as a minor, can freely void the contract. However the contract must be totally voided, or the minor will be held liable. As an example, a child cannot enter a contract in which he receives material goods, and then void the contract and keep the goods without keeping up to his end of the contract. He must return the goods in that case, to be legally allowed to void the contract. The laws though can vary from country to country, and also the definition of a minor can differ.
A minor cannot enter into a legal contract. Any loan they are a party to is invalid.
In some jurisdictions, a minor can enter into a legally binding contract with the consent of a parent or guardian. However, these contracts are usually voidable by the minor upon reaching the age of majority. It is important to check the laws in your specific jurisdiction regarding minors entering into contracts.
Likely yes. Under general contract law principles, it is a valid contract and fully enforceable by the minor if the minor does not choose to void it. Which is why many businesses will not enter into contracts with a minor.
No........ according to Indian contract Act a person must have attained the age of 18 to enter in to a contract or else that contract becomes void and null contract as it is a contract made with minor............