The minority of states require that the minor, when effecting a disaffirmance of the contract, pay at least a reasonable amount for the use of the property or the amount by which the property depreciated while in the hands of a minor.

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In most states, minors can disaffirm contracts without any obligation to pay for depreciation or use, but a minority of states require some compensation for the use or depreciation of the property.

The Minority of States Require That the Minor, When Effecting