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von Proteus-, 2016-08-22, 14:02   Spam?  194.96.55...

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Section 110
Payment by minor with own means

A contract entered into by the minor without the approval of the legal representative is deemed effective from the beginning if the minor effects performance under the contract with means that were given to him for this purpose or for free disposal by the legal representative or by a third party with the ratification of the representative.
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von romy (CZ/GB), 2016-08-22, 15:28   Spam?  

I have never heard of this before, but I definitely agree that our children should be able and should have the right to "do business" with their pocket money, just as any adult may do. My 13 year old daughter gets $60 per month and does her own shopping with that, even online via the Internet. I would be more than happy to see her setting up her first own "mini business" this way - for example, by advertising something for sale on ebay. Why should she not? This is also perfectly in line with the teachings of Robert Kiyosaki who developed the amazing board game "CashFlow" with a special edition for kids (and two more editions for adults - beginners and advanced - of course, too). Does such a law exist in other countries already?

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von MichaelK (US), 2016-08-22, 16:40   Spam?  

In almost all U.S. states, parents can void purchases made by their children without adult supervision. Exceptions are purchases of clothing, food and lodging. With online purchases, the law is not yet clear and there are all sorts of lawsuits past and present dealing with child on-line purchases.

Globalized law? The mind boggles.