Contracts
A contract is 'void' rather than 'voidable' when:
AIt can be disaffirmed by a minor at their election
BIt was entered into under duress
CIt lacks an essential element such as lawful purpose and has no legal effect from the beginning✓ Correct
DOne party misrepresented a material fact
Explanation
A void contract has no legal effect from the outset because it lacks an essential element (such as a legal purpose) or violates the law. It cannot be ratified or enforced. A voidable contract is valid but may be disaffirmed by one party due to capacity issues, fraud, or duress.
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