A minor may repudiate all contracts entered into by her with the exception of
A)contracts for necessaries.
B)contracts entered into under duress.
C)contracts that are beneficial to the minor.
D)contracts pertaining to real estate.
E)contracts entered into with relatives.

Question

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Minors are generally considered incompetent to enter into contracts, so they have the ability to repudiate (cancel) any contracts they have entered into. However, there is an exception for contracts for necessaries, which are goods or services that are required for the minor's survival (such as food, shelter, and medical care). These contracts cannot be repudiated because they are necessary for the minor's well-being.

A Minor May Repudiate All Contracts Entered into by Her