Williams v. Brown
34 Me. 594
Opinion
An exchange of property made by a minor, is voidable by him.
A sale or use of the property received, made by the minor after arriving at twenty-one years of age, is a valid ratification of the exchange.
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Williams v. Brown, 34 Me. 594 (Me. 1852).
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