After the child comes of age, can he overturn decisions made for him during guardianship?
Yes, he may assert. Where a guardian ultra vires disposed (e.g., low-price transfer, signing an unfavorable VAM), the child after adulthood may, on grounds of unauthorized agency or infringement of the ward’s interests, petition to confirm the act void or claim damages; the limitation period runs from when he knew or should have known, and a minor’s infringed limitation protection is more favorable.
