Under the infancy doctrine,a court will not generally inquire into the particular minor's actual knowledge or sophistication.

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The infancy doctrine holds that minors lack the legal capacity to enter into contracts and therefore, a court will not inquire into their actual knowledge or level of sophistication in contractual matters. This is to protect them from being unfairly taken advantage of by parties who may try to exploit their lack of maturity or understanding.

Under the Infancy Doctrine,a Court Will Not Generally Inquire into the Particular