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Rule of Estoppel Legal lesson with CS Manpreet

A minor can always plead minority (The rule of estoppel does not apply to a minor) ✓ A minor can always plead minority and is not stopped to do so even where he has taken any loan or entered into any contract by falsely representing that he was major. Rule of estoppel cannot be applied against a minor. It means he can be allowed to please his minority in defense. ✓ In other words, where a minor represents fraudulently or otherwise that he is of age majority and thereby induces another to enter into a contract with him, then in an action founded on the contract, the infant is not estopped from setting up infancy. ✓ According to-the rule of estopped, if a person has, by words or conduct, led another to believe in a state of facts as true and induced him to act on that faith, such a person will be stopped by law from denying those facts later even if the facts presented earlier were untrue. In simple words, rule of estoppel means one cannot deny his previous conduct. This principle does not apply against a minor. So, if a minor misleads the other party to believe that he is of majority age, and then acquires some benefit from him under an agreement, he will be permitted to deny later the fact that he was of majority age. Thereby, he will have no liability towards the other party. #businesslaw #cafoundation #cmafoundation #cseet #indiancontractact1872 #bcom #agreements #contract #india #bca #rule #minor #ruleoflaw