Who is absolutely incapable of exercising civil acts under the Civil Code?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Those under 16 years old
- Step 1: Article 3 now limits absolute incapacity to minors under 16.
Answer
Those under 16 years old.
Why not the others: Those between 16 and 18 are relatively incapable.
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