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MCR 3.202

MCR 3.202 - Capacity to Sue (2026)

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# Rule 3.202 Capacity to Sue (A)Minors and Incompetent Persons. Except as provided in subrule (B), minors and incompetent persons may sue and be sued as provided in MCR 2.201. (B)Emancipated Minors. An emancipated minor may sue and be sued in the minor's own name, as provided in MCL 722.4e(1)(b).

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