A minor can avoid a contract at the minor's option but the adult cannot avoid a contract simply because it is with a minor.

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This is based on the legal principle of capacity to contract. Minors are considered to lack the legal capacity to enter into a contract, and can avoid it at their option. However, adults are assumed to have the capacity to contract, so they cannot avoid a contract simply because the other party is a minor. There may be other grounds for avoiding the contract, such as fraud or duress, but not just because one party is a minor.

A Minor Can Avoid a Contract at the Minor's Option