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Kashiba v. Shripat
Minor’s guardian sold the minor’s property without necessity or benefit — held void as it was not for the minor’s welfare. ----
Mohori Bibee v. Dharmodas Ghose (1903)
Minor executed a mortgage knowingly accepted by a lender aware of his age — held void ab initio; minor not liable for restitution when the other party knew of minority. ----
Mir Sarwarjan v. Fakhruddin Mohammad Chowdhury (1912)
Guardian contracted to purchase property on behalf of minor — guardian cannot bind minor by contract; minor cannot sue for specific performance. ----
Srikakulam Subrahmanyam v. Kurra Subba Rao (1948)
Guardian transferred minor’s property to pay family debt — valid if for benefit or necessity of the minor; overruled Mir Sarwarjan. ----
Raghava Chariar v. Srinivasa (1916)
Minor received benefit under a contract without any obligation — law protects minors but allows them to enjoy benefits under lawful transfers. ----
Sharafat Ali v. Noor Mahomed (1924)
Promissory note executed in favour of minor — minor can be a promisee and enforce beneficial contracts though he cannot bind himself. ----
Chapple v. Anne Cooper (1834)
Goods supplied to minor claimed as necessaries — necessaries include essentials suitable to the minor’s condition in life, not luxuries. ----
Indran Ramaswamy v. Anthiappa Chettiar (1906)
Minor executed a promissory note and reaffirmed it after majority — ratification after majority invalid; fresh contract needs new consideration. ----
Leslie Ltd. v. Sheill (1914)
Minor borrowed money by falsely claiming majority — not liable even for fraud; can only restore traceable property, not repay money. ----