Under the Majority Act, 1875, a "minor" is a person who has:
Section 2(f) adopts the Majority Act, 1875 test, under which a person is a minor if deemed under that Act's deeming provision not to have attained majority, allowing for its…
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Under the Majority Act, 1875, a "minor" is a person who has:
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Correct answer C
Section 2(f) adopts the Majority Act, 1875 test, under which a person is a minor if deemed under that Act's deeming provision not to have attained majority, allowing for its personal-law exceptions, rather than a flat eighteen-year rule, a personal-law test alone, or one requiring a court declaration.
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