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A father signs a deed of sale transferring ownership of a residential lot to his six-year-old daughter, naming the daughter as transferee, and the instrument is registered in the Registry of Deeds in the daughter’s name. There is no guardian appointed for the daughter, and no court order for guardianship has been obtained. Which of the following statements is correct?

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The minor’s rights to the property are preserved only if the donor later acknowledges the minor’s capacity to own property in court. The deed transfers title to the minor and is valid even without guardianship, since a parent may dispose of property to his child. The transfer to a minor of real property is void ab initio in the absence of guardian or court-ordered guardianship; registration in the minor’s name does not cure the defect. The registrar may still register the transfer to the minor’s name regardless, but the minor’s parents must then manage the property as guardians.

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