In the case of minors' contracts, silence or inaction is the basis for a(n) ________ contract becoming a valid, enforceable contract through ratification.
A) void
B) illegal
C) legal
D) voidable

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When a minor enters into a contract, it is generally considered to be voidable, meaning that the minor has the option to either affirm or disaffirm the contract. However, if the minor remains silent, or takes no action to disaffirm the contract within a reasonable period of time after reaching the age of majority, the contract may be considered ratified and become valid and enforceable. Therefore, the correct answer is D) voidable.

In the Case of Minors' Contracts, Silence or Inaction Is