What Was the Result in Swalberg V

question 45

Multiple Choice

What was the result in Swalberg v. Hannegan, the case in the text in which the minor attempted to disaffirm a contract for the purchase of an automobile?

• A) The minor was legally required to restore the other contracting party to his pre-contract position.
• B) The minor was not allowed to disaffirm the contract because a vehicle was involved.
• C) The minor was not allowed to disaffirm the contract because a contract in an amount over $10,000 was involved.
• D) The minor was not allowed to disaffirm the contract because a contract in an amount over $5,000 was involved.
• E) The minor was allowed to disaffirm the contract and was not required to restore the other contracting party to his pre-contract position.

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