If the minors' contract involves title to real estate,the minor cannot disaffirm until reaching majority.

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This is because the statute of frauds requires that contracts involving real property be in writing and signed by the party to be charged. Minors are not typically bound by written contracts, but in the case of real estate, the law makes an exception, and the minor must wait until reaching majority to disaffirm the contract.

If the Minors' Contract Involves Title to Real Estate,the Minor