Contracts
Which of the following would make a New Mexico real estate contract void (not merely voidable)?
ASeller is 17 years old
BBuyer was drunk when they signed
CThe contract was entered into for an illegal purpose✓ Correct
DOne party was under undue influence
Explanation
A contract for an illegal purpose is void—it has no legal effect from the beginning. Void contracts cannot be ratified or enforced. Voidable contracts (minor, intoxication, undue influence) can be affirmed.
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