Minors can disaffirm contracts for necessaries, but they will still be held liable for the reasonable value of the necessary.

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Minors can disaffirm most contracts they enter into, but if the contract is for necessaries (such as food, clothing, shelter), they can still be held liable for the reasonable value of these items to ensure they cannot unjustly benefit from their age while receiving essential goods or services.

Minors Can Disaffirm Contracts for Necessaries, but They Will Still