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Legally binding contracts

So if a contract (loans etc) requires that you are at least 18 years old to be legally binding, what if someone is a leap year baby?

18 regular birthdays would only be 4 and a half birthday to a person born in February 29th.

If a leap year person defaults on a loan can their LEGAL age be justification to not have it legally binding.

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Adogslife · 61-69, M Best Comment

Current year minus your birth year is the calculation. It’s not “ legal celebrations”.

MarmeeMarch · M

I am not a lawyer but I do believe nobody cares about that - they just care if you are 18 or not 18. Only 2 ways to answer that question.

StevenIzzi · 51-55, M

@MarmeeMarch legally you are not 18

MarmeeMarch · M

@StevenIzzi OK then I guess you answered your own question -

MrBrownstone · 46-50, M

Leap year just means February has an xtra day.

TexChik · F

Nope

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