Wyoming § 19-14-103 Honorably discharged considered to be sui juris
as to G.I. bill of rights

Wyoming Statutes

§ 19-14-103 — Honorably discharged considered to be sui juris as to G.I. bill of rights

Wyoming § 19-14-103

Title 19Defense Forces and Affairs

Ch. 14VETERANS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 19-14-103 (2026).

Text

Each person eighteen (18) years of age who receives an honorable
discharge from the armed service of the United States after
having served at least three (3) months in the armed services,
shall be considered as having attained the age of majority in
connection with all property and contractual rights and
liabilities upon his obtaining the discharge. This section is
applicable only to provisions of Public Law 346,
statutes-at-large Seventy-Eighth Congress, 1944, second session.

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Each person eighteen (18) years of age who receives an honorable
discharge from the armed service of the United States after
having served at least three (3) months in the armed services,
shall be considered as having attained the age of majority in
connection with all property and contractual rights and
liabilities upon his obtaining the discharge. This section is
applicable only to provisions of Public Law 346,
statutes-at-large Seventy-Eighth Congress, 1944, second session.