A Contract Made by a Person with Partial Capacity Is

question 191

Multiple Choice

A contract made by a person with partial capacity is:

• A) not enforceable
• B) enforceable unless the person with partial capacity exercises the right to disaffirm the contract
• C) enforceable in some states, but not others
• D) enforceable only if the other party has complete capacity to contract
• E) none of the other choices are correct

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Definitions:

Contract Provision

A specific clause, term, or condition outlined within a contract that specifies obligations, rights, or restrictions.

Court

An institution that has the authority to make decisions on various types of disputes and legal matters, often comprising judges and following a set system of laws.

Unconscionable

Defined as something that is shockingly unfair or unjust, often used in a legal context to describe terms or agreements.

Unfair Contract

An agreement that significantly disadvantages one party over the other, often due to unequal bargaining positions.