If a reasonable period of time passes after a minor reaches legal age and he or she has said nothing about disaffirming the contract, then in the eyes of the law it is considered as:
A) disaffirmed.
B) ratified.
C) avoided
D) a void contract.

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When a minor reaches legal age and does not disaffirm the contract within a reasonable period of time, it is considered as ratified - meaning that they have accepted the terms and conditions of the contract and are bound by it. The other choices are not applicable in this scenario as the minor has not disaffirmed the contract, nor has the contract been avoided or deemed void.

If a Reasonable Period of Time Passes After a Minor