I joined the Air Force when I was just 17 years and 4 months old. Back then, I signed a contract to serve for 20 years, but I was never given a copy. Since I was a minor at the time, is this contract legally binding under the Air Force Act of 1950 or th

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I joined the Air Force when I was just 17 years and 4 months old. Back then, I signed a contract to serve for 20 years, but I was never given a copy. Since I was a minor at the time, is this contract legally binding under the Air Force Act of 1950 or the Indian Contracts Act of 1872? I’ve served for 16 years now and want to be discharged. Can you help me understand my legal options?

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Yes, you can file a civil suit against the builder seeking a stay order on the flat in your favor. You can also approach the court where the CRM case is pending, highlighting the duplicate sale and seeking relief. However, the success of your case depends on the specific facts and evidence you present.

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