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In Mahomedan Law, Puberty is presumed, in the absence of evidence,on completion of the age of :-

The traditional personal-law presumption of puberty is fifteen in the absence of contrary evidence. It must be distinguished from statutory minimum marriage ages and…

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In Mahomedan Law, Puberty is presumed, in the absence of evidence,on completion of the age of :-

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The traditional personal-law presumption of puberty is fifteen in the absence of contrary evidence. It must be distinguished from statutory minimum marriage ages and child-protection rules; puberty alone does not settle every question of legal capacity.

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