Contracts
In Missouri, a contract for the sale of real estate executed by a minor is generally:
AVoid and cannot be enforced
BVoidable by the minor upon reaching majority✓ Correct
CValid and fully enforceable
DEnforceable against the adult party only
Explanation
Contracts entered by minors in Missouri are generally voidable at the minor's option — the minor may disaffirm the contract when they reach majority. The adult party cannot use minority as a defense.
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