Which one of the following is an example of a contract that is binding on an infant in jurisdictions other than British Columbia?
A) A contract to purchase a new stereo
B) A contract for a camera
C) A contract for baseball tickets
D) A contract for rent
E) A contract for professional hairstyling

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In many jurisdictions, contracts for necessities, such as housing (rent), are considered binding on minors (infants) to ensure they can secure essential services. Contracts for non-essential items, like stereos, cameras, baseball tickets, or hairstyling, are typically not binding on minors.

Which One of the Following Is an Example of a Contract