The following have the burden of proof of incapacity to contract:
A)The minor.
B)The guardian.
C)The conservator.
D)All of the above.

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In legal contexts, when a party is claimed to be incapable of entering into a contract due to reasons such as minority, mental incapacity, or other reasons that might necessitate a guardian or conservator, it is typically the responsibility of the party asserting the incapacity (often the guardian or conservator) to prove it. This means that the burden of proof does not fall on the minor or the person alleged to be incapacitated, but rather on those who are responsible for their care or legal representation, making "All of the above" the correct choice as it encompasses the roles (guardian, conservator) usually tasked with proving incapacity.

The Following Have the Burden of Proof of Incapacity to Contract