A contract in which one party may disaffirm or enforce the contract is
A) a valid contract.
B) a void contract.
C) a voidable contract.
D) an unenforceable contract.

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A) A voidable contract is one in which one party, at its option, may either disaffirm
or enforce.
A) A voidable contract is one in which one party, at its option, may either disaffirm or enforce.
B) A voidable contract is one in which one party, at its option, may either disaffirm or enforce.
C) A voidable contract is one in which one party, at its option, may either disaffirm or enforce.

A Contract in Which One Party May Disaffirm or Enforce