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The legal significance in most states when a minor misrepresents his or her age is that he or she forfeits the right to disaffirming by the contents of the agreement.
A minor can be referred to or considered as a person who has still not achieved the age of eighteen years under the eyes of the law, and is not considered as a person of sound mind, and does not have the right to competency, as is enjoyed by a major at age in most cases. If misrepresentation is found in the age of a minor, he or she is considered as the defaulter, and the agreement is void ab initio.
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