Void contracts,such as those contracts entered into with a minor,may be avoided or canceled by either of the parties.

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Void contracts are considered null from the beginning and cannot be enforced by law, thus they do not provide the option to be avoided or canceled because they are already deemed as having no legal effect. Contracts with minors are generally considered voidable, not void, meaning they can be canceled at the discretion of the minor.

Void Contracts,such as Those Contracts Entered into with a Minor,may