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In Ohio, the current age of majority is eighteen years. However, before the amendment on January 1, 1974, the age of majority was twenty-one years. The case Ledwell v. May Co. states that, by statutory amendment effective January 1, 1974, the age of majority was reduced from twenty-one to eighteen years (135 Ohio Laws 7). According to R.C. 3109.01, all persons aged eighteen years or older, who are not under any legal disability, can enter into contracts and are considered of full age for all purposes.
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