Explanation:

- Option 1: No

- This implies that property cannot be transferred to a minor. However, minors can hold property, though they cannot independently manage it until they turn 18. A legal guardian would manage the property.

- Option 2: Yes

- Property can indeed be transferred to a minor. However, the minor cannot manage the property and would need a guardian or trustee to do so. This ensures the property is used in the minor's best interests.

- Option 3: Both A & B

- This is contradictory because both options cannot be correct at the same time. The transferability of property to a minor is not mutually exclusive.

- Option 4: None

- This would suggest none of the above options are correct, which isn't the case. Property can be transferred to minors under certain conditions.