alleryStart learning →Under Section 11, a person competent to contract must have attained majority, which is normally:
A21 years
B18 years
C16 years
D25 years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 18 years
The normal age of majority is 18 years, and a person below it is a minor.
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