Common law generally considers minors as lacking the legal capacity to enter into most types of binding contractual agreements.

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This is true. Minors are generally considered to lack the legal capacity to enter into most types of binding contractual agreements under common law. There are some exceptions to this rule, such as contracts for necessities, but in general minors cannot be held to the same legal obligations as adults when it comes to contracts.

Common Law Generally Considers Minors as Lacking the Legal Capacity