Shyla who was twelve years old entered into a skill-based learning contract to participate in reality shows owned by Reality Companies Limited.

As part of her contract, Shyla is supposed to train for 2 hours a day for five days. Saturday and Sunday are days off for Shyla and she can go home and spend time with her family.

She also received renumeration of $500 per week. Now Shyla after learning all the valuable skills and training stopped training stopped attending the show and later the company found out that she had joined another reality show.

Advise Reality Companies Limited on what actions they can take against Shyla.

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