Escrow & Title
A NH property's chain of title contains a deed signed by a person who was a minor at the time. This deed is:
AVoid — minors cannot convey real property
BVoidable at the minor's election upon reaching the age of majority✓ Correct
CValid because a notary witnessed it
DValid if the parents also signed
Explanation
Contracts (including deeds) executed by minors are voidable at the minor's option upon reaching majority. The minor can ratify or rescind the deed when they become an adult, creating a cloud on title.
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