Contracts (alternative)
Under Maryland law, which of the following makes a real estate contract void (not voidable)?
ASigned by a minor
BSigned under duress
CMade for an illegal purpose✓ Correct
DSigned without consideration
Explanation
A contract made for an illegal purpose is void ab initio (from the beginning) and has no legal effect. Contracts signed by minors or under duress are voidable, not void.
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