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Chapter A-6 of The Revised Statutes of Saskatchewan, 1978

Chapter A-6 of The Revised Statutes of Saskatchewan, 1978-2026

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The document outlines The Age of Majority Act, which establishes that individuals attain the age of majority at eighteen years, thereby ceasing to be minors. It includes provisions for the interpretation of related terms, application to federal statutes, and modifications to existing court orders. The Act also clarifies its effects on wills, perpetuities, and rights of action while preserving certain legal frameworks prior to its enactment.

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Begin with the 'Short title' section. Here, you can note that this Act is referred to as The Age of Majority Act.
Proceed to the 'Age of majority' section. Fill in the date when a person attains the age of majority, which is eighteen years.
In the 'Application of section 2', ensure you understand how this section applies to legal rules within jurisdiction.
Review the 'Interpretation of certain words and expressions'. This will help clarify terms like 'adult' and 'minor' as they relate to this Act.
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What is the age of majority in Saskatchewan?

In Saskatchewan the age of majority is 18. Under The Age of Majority Act, every person who becomes 18 years of age is considered to be of full legal age (i.e., an adult) with the accompanying rights and responsibilities.

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1920, c. 149, s. 3. 4(1) Every livery stable, boarding stable or sales stable keeper who has exercised the right of detention by this Act provided shall keep in his and be responsible for the proper care of any animal or effects detained by him for the full period of such detention, unless they are sooner released.

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