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

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A minor has the right to repudiate all contracts except for contracts for necessary goods and services. This means that if a minor enters into a contract for items that are essential to their health, safety, or well-being, they cannot later repudiate that contract. This is because the law recognizes that minors may not have the ability to provide for their basic needs on their own and may rely on certain contracts to do so.

A Minor May Repudiate All Contracts Entered into by Her