With regard to minors' contracts, silence or inaction is the basis for a voidable contract becoming a valid and enforceable contract through:
A) justification.
B) clarification.
C) ratification.
D) ramification.

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Ratification is the act of accepting or confirming a voidable contract which then makes it valid and enforceable. In the case of minors' contracts, silence or inaction can serve as a form of ratification. This means that if a minor does not take any action within a reasonable time to disaffirm the contract after reaching the age of majority, the contract becomes valid and enforceable.

With Regard to Minors' Contracts, Silence or Inaction Is the Basis