Dustin,who is 17 years old,purchased a car from Speed Auto Sales Inc.for $1,000.The following year,Dustin's father gifted him a brand new car on his 18th birthday.Dustin returned the car that he had purchased to Speed Auto Sales the next day,and he demanded his money back.At the time of disaffirmance,Dustin was 18-the age at which he was considered an adult in his jurisdiction.Will this disaffirmance be enforceable in the court of law?
A) The disaffirmance will not be enforceable since Dustin did not give Speed Auto Sales a signed revocation.
B) The disaffirmance will be enforceable since Dustin disaffirmed during the year he attained adulthood.
C) The disaffirmance will not be enforceable since the disaffirmance must be written when the price exceeds $500.
D) The disaffirmance will be enforceable since courts and laws always rule in the favor of minors.
E) The disaffirmance will not be enforceable since Dustin attained adulthood, and disaffirmance can be expressed only by a minor.

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In this scenario, the disaffirmance will be enforceable in the court of law. The minor may disaffirm a contract any time before reaching the age of majority, which is usually 18, and for a reasonable time after reaching majority. If the minor fails to disaffirm within a reasonable time after reaching majority, the minor is said to ratify the contract.

Dustin,who Is 17 Years Old,purchased a Car from Speed Auto