In some cases, the courts have held that contracts made by minors who are nearly adults or that deal with a business are:
A) unenforceable contracts.
B) enforceable contracts.
C) enforceable by the parents or the guardians of the minors.
D) not enforceable by the parents or the guardians of the minors.

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Contracts made by minors who are nearly adults (i.e. those who are 17 years old) and contracts that deal with business are generally enforceable contracts. While minors are typically not legally bound by contracts, there are exceptions for these types of contracts.

In Some Cases, the Courts Have Held That Contracts Made