Can a 15 year old minor who buys a bag of more than 10,000 yuan without their parents knowing?

There is no provision that bags cannot be sold to minors, parents are guardians are responsible, and it is reasonable to give money, but there is a problem with three packs, and it is reasonable to ask for a refund for this reason, depending on the communication with the seller:

1. If it is an online purchase, it is basically impossible to refund.

2. If you buy it in a physical store, you may return it to you when you meet a good merchant.

It depends on the situation, and it depends on whether his discernment ability can really recognize his own behavior. Generally speaking, I think it can be returned, and more than 10,000 bags generally involve some light luxury brands, and he has a policy of returning or exchanging goods. If it really doesn't work, you can still sell it, as long as it's **, someone will specialize in this kind of bag.

15-year-old minors, the child does not have the capacity for civil liability. Parents can find the merchant to refund directly. If the merchant does not agree, he can negotiate with the management department of the shopping mall, and if the negotiation fails, he can resort to law.

Parents can also refund if they know it, and China's shopping malls implement a seven-day system of no reason to return if they are not satisfied

If the tag is not removed and does not affect the secondary sales, it should be refundable.

Yes, under the age of 16 is restricted.

Yes, it can be resolved through negotiation, as long as the product is not damaged

As long as the bag has not been removed and there is no damage, then parents can request a return.

Your question is that 15-year-old minors, without the parents knowing, not more than 10,000 per person, the baby's parents return a return? I think it is possible to negotiate the return, through the negotiation, you can return the goods, if you do not return the goods

In this case, parents can request a return.

As long as there is no damage, Seven Days Foil supports unconditional returns.

Through consultation with the store. If it does not affect the secondary sale, the return will be requested. There may be some losses. But it's better than not being able to retreat.

As long as the item is not damaged, parents can negotiate with the merchant to request a return.

According to the relevant laws of China, under the age of 18 does not bear full criminal and civil liability, you ask the mobile phone dealer to return your mobile phone for a refund, if he does not agree, let him go, anyway, your mobile phone is paid in installments, he has not got the full amount of the mobile phone back, and he can't win the lawsuit.

You can ask for a refund, because the child is still young and does not know what the quality and value of the mobile phone is, and the mobile phone store should not sell it to the child.

The state doesn't explicitly stipulate that minors can't buy mobile phones, right? If you buy a mobile phone, people will definitely not give you a refund, buying a mobile phone is not a violation, children can't use adults to keep it.

Minors bring money to buy mobile phones without permission, but parents don't know, excusable circumstances, as long as the mobile phone is intact, parents can ask for the return of the mobile phone.

It should be possible, unless people can't return it in the first place, there is no way, and it depends on whether the package is unpacked.

You go to the mobile phone store to negotiate with them first, and it is estimated that they will not agree, so it is easy to fool one. Then go to the industrial and commercial office, explain your situation, ask the industrial and commercial office to come forward, and the matter will be easy to do.

You can ask for a return because the merchant knows that it is a minor who sells mobile phones to children.

Yes, you can ask to return your phone.

It's okay to have an invoice, otherwise it's unclear.

The main thing is that his mobile phone charges him too high, more than 3,000 charges more than 6,000.

Because minors have no financial means to use the money or their parents', it is possible to return it.

The right to return. The age of 15 is not a person with no capacity for civil conduct, but a person with limited capacity for civil conduct.

China's "General Principles of Civil Law" stipulates that a minor over the age of 10 is a person with limited civil capacity, and can carry out civil activities appropriate to his age and intelligence; If the child is a person with limited civil capacity, and he buys valuable goods without the consent of the adult and is not recognized, his purchase is invalid and the store should return it.

However, it is important to understand the following points.

1. Reason for return.

1. If there is a problem with the quality or packaging of the goods, after the customer returns it, the receiving department of the store will return it to the first merchant;

2. If the inventory is too large or the goods are unsalable, the store can't digest it, and it will be returned to the first merchant;

3. The goods have deteriorated or damaged before the expiration date.

2. If you take the legal route, it is to see whether the transaction is suitable for his age and intelligence, and whether the transaction is a fair transaction. 500 yuan is not a very large amount for a 15-year-old child in a developed city. The market price of a dog should be about the same.

3. Realistically speaking, it is obviously not cost-effective to go through the legal route for 500 yuan (time-consuming and laborious), and it may not be able to win. Therefore, it is advisable to consult with them.

If a minor buys more valuables than they actually need without parental consent, parents can ask the merchant to return them. In practice, with the improvement of living standards, parents give more and more pocket money to their children, and the living expenses of minors are also getting higher and higher. Some minors buy things that are expensive even for adults, but they are very common for them.

Therefore, it is difficult to determine a uniform standard for what constitutes a "valuable" item that does not correspond to the age and intelligence of a minor, and can only be determined on a case-by-case basis.

Civil acts whose validity is pending refer to civil acts whose validity or invalidity cannot be determined when the act is established, and whose validity is determined by the occurrence of certain facts later. Civil acts whose validity is pending have the following characteristics: (1) Whether a civil act with undetermined validity is still uncertain at the time the act is established.

2) Civil acts whose validity is pending may become both valid and invalid.

II. Types of Civil Acts with Pending Validity.

1) Acts of both parties (i.e., contractual acts) that cannot be carried out independently in accordance with law carried out by persons with limited capacity for civil conduct. If this kind of act is later recognized by its legal person, it is valid; On the contrary, if the legal person refuses to recognize, the act is invalid. After such an act is completed, the validity of the act is to be determined before the legal person expresses his position.

Since the child is only 15 years old and belongs to a minor, that is, the person with limited civil capacity mentioned above, the child cannot independently implement the contract in accordance with the law, and its effect is to be determined, that is, the sales contract is only established after the child's parents' posthumous consent, if the parents do not agree to this contract, the contract is invalid, the parents return the dog, and the seller returns the money, which is a clear provision of the law, and the seller's statement is obviously untenable, and the contract can be invalidated according to the above law. Ask for a refund of the $500.

All of the above are settled in court litigation. If you don't want to go to the court to settle the lawsuit, you can find a third party to mediate, such as asking the police to mediate and ask for a refund, if the mediation can't be done, then you have to go to the court to solve the matter, and the parents will definitely win the lawsuit.

Hope it helps, good luck.

15-year-old persons with limited capacity for civil conduct have the right to revoke civil acts that are inconsistent with their age.

However, the legal way to avoid legal procedures is to negotiate with the parties.

It is possible to request a return:

In accordance with the provisions of law, whether the civil activities carried out by minors over the age of 10 are appropriate to their age and intellectual status may be determined from the extent to which the conduct is related to their own lives, whether the individual's intelligence can understand their conduct and foresee the corresponding consequences of the conduct, and the amount of the subject matter of the conduct. And 500 yuan should be a lot of money for a child in an average family, and buying a dog is not a necessity of life, and it is impossible for a child to foresee some of the consequences that he may face when buying a dog.

The general principles of China's civil law stipulate that a minor over the age of 10 is a person with limited civil capacity, and may carry out civil activities appropriate to his age and intelligence; Other civil activities shall be carried out by his legal **person**, or with the consent of his legal **person.

If the amount is relatively large, it shall be the legal person or obtain their consent. If the purchase is invalid without the consent of the statutory person or the purchase is recognized as invalid, the property acquired by the parties due to the invalidity of the contract shall be returned.

The Civil Code stipulates that minors over the age of 10 are persons with limited civil capacity. They can only carry out civil activities that are appropriate to their age and intelligence, and other civil activities shall be carried out by their statutory ** or with the consent of their legal **.

The child buying a dog is familiar with the category of "other civil activities", and the law considers it invalid. Moreover, children cannot estimate the value of dogs and their cost performance, and there is no right of consumers to know. In summary, it can be returned.

Negotiate through legal channels. ......I called with my mobile phone, I'm tired, give it to me, it's not easy for me!

First of all, the purchase of living creatures, I don't know, after all, living creatures don't regress.

But by law.

At the age of 15, he is still a citizen with no capacity for civil conduct, and China's civil law directly stipulates that a person without civil capacity cannot independently carry out civil activities, and his civil activities can only be carried out by his legal person or guardian. Therefore, it is legally illegal, and since it is not legal, parents certainly have the right to request a return.

15 years old has its own behavioral power, it is recommended that you read the relevant provisions of the Criminal Code and the Juvenile Law, it should be the parents to pay a certain responsibility.

Returns are possible.

If you do not follow the law, the two parties can negotiate a repayment agreement and return it according to the agreement.

No legal process, at the very least, be prepared to file a lawsuit in accordance with the legal process, unless the return is returned or negotiated.

1. According to the general principles of China's civil law:

Article 11: Citizens over the age of 18 are adults with full capacity for civil conduct, can independently carry out civil activities, and are persons with full capacity for civil conduct.

Citizens over the age of 16 but under the age of 18 who rely on their own labor income as their main livelihood shall be regarded as persons with full capacity for civil conduct.

Article 12: Minors over the age of 10 are persons with limited capacity for civil conduct, and may carry out civil activities appropriate to their age and intelligence; Other civil activities shall be carried out by his legal **person**, or with the consent of his legal **person.

Buying a dog for 500 yuan at the age of 15 has exceeded the civil activities that are suitable for it, and parents can request to revoke the sales contract.

2. If you don't want to go through the legal process, you can only negotiate with the other party, and tell the other party that if you sue him, in addition to returning 500 yuan, you will also bear other expenses such as litigation fees. If it is not recommended that you go to the court to file a case and file a lawsuit, when the court issues a summons to the other party, it may be easier to discuss (you can withdraw the lawsuit after solving it yourself), generally this simple case will not exceed 3 months from the filing to the conclusion of the court.

When the child is not aware or the child is not in 18 weeks and for certain reasons, the guardian has the right to ask the merchant to return the goods, and the merchant has no right to refuse. In the end, the merchant estimated that the money would be refunded.

Yes, because people under the age of 18 are not allowed to call the shots.

Yes, minors are persons with limited civil capacity and can be returned.

China's "General Principles of Civil Law" stipulates that one of the requirements for the validity of a civil act is that the actor has the corresponding capacity for civil conduct; A minor over the age of 10 is a person with limited capacity for civil conduct, and can generally carry out civil activities that are appropriate to his age and intelligence, and other civil activities are carried out by his legal **person**, or with the consent of his legally-designated **person**.

For citizens over the age of 16 but under the age of 18, only those who rely on their own labor income as their main livelihood are regarded as persons with full capacity for civil conduct. The Contract Law also stipulates that a contract entered into by a person with limited capacity for civil conduct shall be valid after it is recognized by the statutory person.

What age do you look at? Second, look at the ** of the money?

The right to request a refund, minors over the age of 10 are persons with limited civil capacity, and huge transactions that do not correspond to their capacity should not take effect.

According to the General Principles of the Civil Law, "a minor over the age of 10 is a person with limited capacity for civil conduct, and may carry out civil activities appropriate to his age and intelligence, and other civil activities shall be carried out by his legal **person**, or with the consent of his legal **person." ”

It depends on what is consumed.

If it is the consumption of ordinary food toys, etc., there is nothing wrong with this for the merchant, and the law will not support the refund, because it has a great relationship with the child's guardian.

If the child buys contraband, such as cigarettes, alcohol, or other items that are not allowed to be sold to minors by law, the parent has every reason to request a refund.

It depends on where he spends his money. In one depends on how old he is. If a junior high school student buys something useful and regular, there is no need to return it, and if he spends money on something that is harmful to the student, he has the right to ask for a refund.

This mainly depends on what is the use of its consumption?

If the child spends the money on games, parents can complain to the Consumer Council. But if a child uses it for normal interpersonal spending, such as inviting children to a restaurant for a meal and spending a few hundred dollars, if you ask the store to give you a refund, it is also very unreasonable for the store. It can't be said that in order to prevent you from asking for a refund in the future, the store will turn away your child.

If you really do that, you will sue the store and say that the store is bullying your child and does not accept children, right?