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The Registration Act 1908 bars minors to sign a contract or deed. A minor will have to reach the age of 18 years to become legally eligible for signing a contract and become the owner of a property.

Florida law provides that only individuals 18 years of age or older are deemed ?sui juris,? which means that only those individuals 18 years of age or older have the full ability (i.e., are not under any legal disability) to execute contracts or to sign a deed conveying real property.

Can a Guardian Sell Minor's Property? As per the supreme court judgment on sale of minor property in Saroj v. Sunder Singh & Ors., the Supreme Court ruled that a guardian cannot sell a minor's part of property without the authorization of the competent Court.

Under Ohio law, if you just leave money or property to a minor without providing any special instructions or making any special plans for that money, the court is going to need to appoint a guardian. The probate court will appoint someone who is in charge of managing the money for the child.

What are the Documents required for sale deed registration? Name of the parties involved (buyer and Seller) PAN card and photographs of buyers and Sellers. The name of the person buying the stamp. Total stamp duty fee. Name and addresses of 2 witnesses. Title deed/Draft of Sale Deed/Conveyance Deed.

So, in short, the legal age for buying property in India is 18 years but yes a minor can buy a property if the deal is finalised and is legally handled by the guardian.

A minor in North Carolina is under special limitations as to their capacity to contract and to deed property. It is not unusual for a practitioner to find that an intestate parent has left real property to a minor child. It is also a common occurrence for a client to want to leave property in a will to a minor child.

In the state of Texas, minor children (any person under the age of 18) cannot legally own any real property or be entitled to receive any assets.

In Ohio, a minor can hold title to real or personal property, but a minor can purchase and own an automobile only if the minor's parent or guardian expressly authorizes that purchase.

Texas State law does not prohibit a minor from acquiring real or personal property in his or her own name. In addition, Texas State law does not prohibit a representative payee from investing in real estate.