Contracts
In Virginia, a real estate contract is voidable (not void) when:
AIt was entered into for an illegal purpose
BOne party was a minor (under 18) at the time of signing✓ Correct
CIt was not in writing
DThe earnest money was never deposited
Explanation
A contract with a minor is voidable, not void — the minor may disaffirm (cancel) the contract upon reaching majority. A contract for an illegal purpose is void. Contracts not in writing lack enforceability but are not always void.
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