With parental consent, yes.
If she has parental permission. Without it, she has to stay where they want her to live.
Yes, they can. They have to have their parent's permission. And the parents will probably have to co-sign for an apartment or lease. The minor is not legally able to enter into a contract.
No you are too young and can't even apply for emancipation yet.
Not without the consent of your guardian. You are still a minor. You won't be emancipated until you're 18.
No, you have to be 18 to sign a contract.
yes why not?
No Not Until You Are 18
It can be a verb (in past tense), as in, "We rented a room last year." It can be used as an adjective as in, "It isn't our property; it is rented."
Technically, by law, no. Not unless this 18 year old is the guardian of the 17 year old, or the 17 year old is emancipated. However, there are some (okay, a lot of) cases where they can live together and not get caught.
not where i live
no you have to b 16 and have parents permission
Sure if the parent of the child says yes and the sister proves to be a responsible guardian.
A good place to start is on gumtree, which has lots of apartments (or flats) advertised. These are usually rented out for a year or sometimes 6 months at a time. You can also use apartotels.com for searching cheap apartments in London or try at Google.
Why not?
If you're in the US...no
If the mother puts in writing that the 14 year old can stay with her 21 year old sister, i believe so. If not, you can go to court and tell the judge that the father is abusive and has been in the past and the sister is legal and stable enough to take care of the 14 year old.
Well I know that last year they all live in the same apartment complex. Harry Styles once described in a video (with a serious face) "we all live in the same apartment complex... just like the Teletubbies."