A minor cannot avoid a contract that has been:
A) ratified.
B) signed.
C) processed.
D) disallowed by the court.

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Ratification is when a minor accepts and affirms the terms of a contract after reaching the age of majority. Once a contract has been ratified, the minor cannot avoid it on the basis of being a minor at the time of signing.

Answer D is also correct, as if a contract has been disallowed by the court, it is not legally enforceable and therefore cannot be upheld, regardless of the age or status of the parties involved.

A Minor Cannot Avoid a Contract That Has Been