Under the infancy doctrine,the contract is voidable by a minor.

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The infancy doctrine is a legal principle that protects minors (individuals under the age of 18 in most jurisdictions) from being bound by contracts they enter into. Under this doctrine, a minor has the right to void (cancel or undo) a contract at any time before they reach the age of majority or within a reasonable time after they become legally competent. Therefore, the statement "Under the infancy doctrine, the contract is voidable by a minor" is true.

Under the Infancy Doctrine,the Contract Is Voidable by a Minor