Law of Persons Quiz

At what age does a person acquire full capacity to participate in legal interaction?

• 7 years old

• 16 years old

• 18 years old

• 21 years old

What is the legal status of an infant in terms of capacity to act?

• An infant can conclude a juristic act after the age of 21

• An infant cannot conclude any juristic act

• An infant can conclude a juristic act with the assistance of a guardian

• An infant can conclude any juristic act

What is the minimum age for criminal accountability according to the Child Justice Act?

• 14 years old

• 18 years old

• 10 years old

• 7 years old

What is the liability of a guardian in relation to a minor's contract?

• The guardian is liable if the minor acted as the guardian's agent

• The guardian is not liable under any circumstances

• The guardian is only liable if the minor is over 16 years old

• The guardian is personally liable for the minor's obligations

What is the presumption regarding delictual accountability for minors between 14 and 18 years of age?

• They are presumed to be civilly liable

• They are presumed to be criminally unaccountable

• They are presumed to be criminally accountable

• They are presumed to be delictually accountable

What is the purpose of the rule that a minor cannot incur contractual liability without the guardian's assistance?

• To prevent minors from entering into contracts

• To limit the minor's financial freedom

• To protect the minor against their own immaturity of judgment

• To protect the guardian's interests

What is the capacity of a minor to hold certain offices due to their minority status?

• A minor cannot hold any office

• A minor can only hold office after the age of 21

• A minor can hold certain offices with the guardian's consent

• A minor can hold any office

What is the legal status of a minor in terms of capacity to litigate?

• A minor has full locus standi in iudicio

• A minor cannot litigate under any circumstances

• A minor can litigate without assistance

• A minor has limited locus standi in iudicio

What is the effect of emancipation on a minor's legal capacity?

• Emancipation limits the minor's legal capacity

• Emancipation terminates the minor's minority status

• Emancipation has no effect on the minor's legal capacity

• Emancipation makes the minor a major for all purposes

What is the legal age for marriage in terms of capacity to act?

• Marriage is legal at any age

• Marriage is legal after the age of 18

• Marriage is legal after the age of 21

• Marriage is legal with parental consent