Contracts
Which of the following would make a contract void (not just voidable)?
AOne party was a minor
BThe contract was signed under duress
CThe contract's purpose is illegal✓ Correct
DOne party was intoxicated
Explanation
A contract with an illegal purpose is void — it has no legal effect from the start and cannot be enforced. Contracts involving minors or duress are voidable (valid until disaffirmed), not void.
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