At age seventeen, Eve enters into a contract with Fit Health Club. Two years later, when Eve attempts to disaffirm the contract, Fit files a suit against her. The court will most likely consider the contract ratified if it is
A) executed.
B) executory.
C) disaffirmed.
D) rescinded.

Question

At age seventeen, Eve enters into a contract with Fit Health Club. Two years later, when Eve attempts to disaffirm the contract, Fit files a suit against her. The court will most likely consider the contract ratified if it is
A) ​executed.
B) ​executory.
C) ​disaffirmed.
D) ​rescinded.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

If the contract has been fully executed, meaning all parties have performed their obligations, then it is less likely that the court will allow Eve to disaffirm the contract. This is because by fulfilling the terms of the contract, Eve has essentially ratified it and indicated her intent to be bound by its terms. On the other hand, if the contract is still executory, meaning one or both parties have yet to perform their obligations, it may be easier for Eve to disaffirm the contract. Choices B), C), and D) are not the best choices in this case because they do not address the issue of whether the contract has been ratified.

At Age Seventeen, Eve Enters into a Contract with Fit