Where voidable contracts with infants are concerned,the infant can only recover money they have paid to the other party if they can establish that there has been a total failure of consideration.

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This is true. Infants (those under 18 years of age) have the option to void contracts because they are not considered legally competent to enter into binding contracts. However, if an infant has received goods or services under the contract, they are generally required to return them in their original condition. If the infant has paid money under the contract, they may only recover it if they can prove that they received no benefit from the contract, also known as a total failure of consideration.

Where Voidable Contracts with Infants Are Concerned,the Infant Can Only