Clinton Appointed DeWitt, a Minor, to Sell Some of His

question 17

Essay

Clinton appointed DeWitt, a minor, to sell some of his lumber to Broward. Broward signed a contract with DeWitt to purchase the lumber but then refused to go through with the deal when he learned that DeWitt was a minor. May Broward refuse to go through with the transaction?

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Prices

The amount of money required to purchase a good or service.

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