Which of the following is a correct statement regarding minors and necessaries?
A) Whether a given item is considered a necessary depends on the facts of the particular case.
B) Items sold to a minor are considered necessaries of life even if the minor's parent or guardian has supplied or is willing to supply similar items.
C) Minors are generally held liable on a quasi contract basis for the contract price of necessaries furnished to them.
D) As a general rule, the definition of necessary is narrowing to exclude things commonly considered important by today's standards.

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Whether a given item is considered a necessary depends on the facts of the particular case. The minor's age, station in life, and personal circumstances are all relevant to this issue. Thus, a car may be considered a necessary for a minor who needs it to get to work but not for a high school student who merely wants to avoid riding the school bus.

Which of the Following Is a Correct Statement Regarding Minors