Minor Rights
/ˈmaɪnər raɪts/
Definitions
- (n.) Legal rights held by minors, including the ability to enter into contracts and protection from exploitation.
The court upheld the minor's rights in the contract dispute.
- (n.) Entitlements in intellectual property law allowing a rightsholder to receive royalties or benefits from the use of their work.
The artist’s minor rights ensured she received payments from secondary sales.
Forms
- minor rights
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Commentary
Minor rights can refer both to protections and entitlements of individuals under the age of majority and to certain intellectual property privileges; context determines usage.
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