When a Minor Reaches the Age of Majority, a Contract

question 20

Multiple Choice

When a minor reaches the age of majority, a contract that was entered into earlier and was unenforceable, remains unenforceable unless

• A) the subject matter is a non- necessary item.
• B) it is repudiated after the age of majority.
• C) the subject matter is stolen before attaining the age of majority.
• D) the parties execute an affidavit.
• E) it was ratified after attaining the age of majority.

Analyze arguments for logical coherence and validity.

Apply critical thinking to evaluate the burden of proof in claims.

Recognize the misuse of language in constructing deceptive arguments.

Understand the distinctions between fallacies that divert arguments and those that misconstrue evidence.

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Definitions:

Charter

A document that establishes the principles, functions, and organization of a corporation, city, or other entity.

Provincial Election

An electoral process to choose representatives for the legislative assembly or parliament of a province within a federal system.

Canadian Citizen

An individual who legally belongs to Canada and has rights and privileges under Canadian law including the right to vote and receive protection.

Procedural Laws

Laws that outline the process or procedure that courts and other legal institutions must follow to enforce substantive laws.