contract with the minor which is beneficial to him is: options: a)Void ab Initio b)Voidable c) Illegal d)Valid
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It shouldn't even be valid since minors cant enter into contracts...
102327
Depends on the state law, he will have to go in front of a judge for it to happen though. The judge will want to make sure he knows what he is signing away, and that he is of sane mind
454529
a contract has three essential elements. CONSENT, CONSIDERATION, and OBJECT. it is a binding agreement between two or more parties to do something or not to do something. all contracts are agreements. the exception would probably be quasi-contracts. because here, there is no agreement since it is the law that creates the obligation. two of the most common quasi contracts would be negotiorum gestio and solutio indebiti. the first is under the principle that no body should enrich himself at the expense of another. for example, when your neighbor makes repairs on your house while youre away to prevent it from falling apart, then you are obliged to reimburse him for the expenses. the second would mean payment by mistake. for example when you paid mc donalds more than the actual cost of the food you ordered, they are obliged to return to you the change. i hope my answer helped.
202060
If you sign a contract with the school for enrollment of the child then YES they can. However, just talk to the school. They will probably be flexible on the situation.
630874
If the contract only had a total with one price, then the seller would be obligated to honor the price.  Since the contract has individual prices that are added up to the total, then the contract would be considered void in a court of law as it has a calculation error, unless the total says that it has been discounted to be lower than the sum of the individual components.
743857
The purchase agreement needs to have a clause specifying that the terms are contingent on financing.  If not...you may be in trouble.
4074
Minor in Possession...the consequences differ from state to state.
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Basic contract law - offer, acceptance and consideration.  You are bound to the contract that you sign, but you are not required to sign a contract.  You can decide not to sign, and they can decide to withhold services.
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This isn't very clear.   However, you might have an oral contract, such as, "if you do this, I'll do that", and Person B goes ahead and does it.  For example, if Person A says, "I'll buy your car for $5000 if you will have it tuned up and get it to pass state inspection." and you go ahead and get the work done.  Person A may be stuck with a contract to buy your car.  I don't know if this is close enough--you can email me if your situation is different.
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who is the lesee in the contract?he is taking it
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none\nthis should be left up to either the parents or the individual
902232
If the person signed a contract saying they would be liable for the costs of treatment, they are liable. Take them to small claims court.
222806
if it is a significant amount of money, you need a lawyer. my guess would be that failing to initial one spot would be viewed as an oversite and not a reason to void the contract.
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I wouldn't sign anything unless your lawyer says it's ok to sign or unless the Judge says, you'll be in contempt of court and the Judge adds he'd lock you up or fine you for it if you didn't sign.
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(1) An offer\n\n(2) Acceptance\n\n(3) Consideration
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Generally a contract is considered void if the person agreeing to the contract is not considered "competent" at the time of the agreement.  As a general rule, a court of law would not consider a person whose judgment is impaired by the use of drugs or alcohol at the time of the person's consent to the agreement to be "competent."  Proving that a person's judgment was impaired by the use of drugs or alcohol at a specific point in time can be very difficult.\n\nAnother issue with your question is that you are concerned with the rights of third-party adults (i.e., other adults  that you saw on TV).  Although your concern may be admirable, practically and legally speaking you do not have legal standing to protect the rights of these people.  The persons on these TV shows, most likely (assuming they do not have legal guardians), would have to raise this defense to the contracts themselves.
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What would you need a list of all minors for? If you have something to do with one of them, there are legal channels you could take to find information about that one individual. But you would really need to prove it is in the best interest of the minor.