(1) If the legal representative authorises the minor to enter service or employment, the minor has unlimited capacity to enter into transactions that relate to entering or leaving service or employment of the permitted nature or performing the duties arising from such a relationship. Contracts are exempt for which the legal representative needs to obtain the ratification of the family court.
(2) The authorisation may be revoked or restricted by the legal representative.
(3) If the legal representative is a guardian and they refuse to grant the authorisation, then on demand by the minor, the family court may grant a substitute authorisation. The family court is to grant substitute authorisation if this is in the interest of the ward.
(4) The authorisation given for an individual case in case of doubt is deemed to constitute a general authorisation to enter into relationships of the same kind.
Sections 114, 115
(repealed)