When a court declares a contract to be void,
A) the contract that arose is ended by the court.
B) the offeree obtains title to the goods and is obliged to pay for them.
C) the contract is frustrated.
D) it is as if the contract never arose or existed.
E) the offeror is required to enter into a new contract with the offeree.

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When a court declares a contract to be void, it means that the contract is deemed to have never existed. All parties are released from their obligations and any performance already made under the contract must be returned, if possible. Therefore, option D is the correct answer.

When a Court Declares a Contract to Be Void