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Accounts of various types of customers

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What type of account can a minor open in a bank without a guardian's signature?

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A minor above 10 years of age can open and operate a savings account independently, as per RBI guidelines, without requiring a guardian.

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What is the minimum age for a minor to independently operate a savings account in most banks?

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10 years, as per individual bank policies.

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Who is considered a 'minor' under the Indian Majority Act, 1875?

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A person who has not attained the age of 18 years is a minor; if a guardian is appointed by a court, minority extends to 21 years.

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What is the legal capacity of a minor to enter into a contract in India?

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A minor's contract is void ab initio under Indian Contract Act.

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Can a minor be held liable for a loan taken from a bank?

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No, a minor cannot be held liable for any loan or credit facility, as contracts with minors are void ab initio under the Indian Contract Act, 1872.

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Who is the natural guardian of a Hindu minor for banking purposes?

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Father, and after him the mother, is natural guardian.

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What is a 'joint account' in banking?

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A joint account is an account opened in the names of two or more persons, operated as per the mandate given — either/survivor, former/survivor, or jointly.

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What type of liability does each partner have in a partnership firm's bank dealings?

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Partners have unlimited joint and several liability.

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