In a Contract with an Infant, _____

question 13

Multiple Choice

In a contract with an infant, _____.

• A) eighteen-year-olds may assent to binding contracts
• B) if the contract has been executed, the infant would be relieved from facing more arduous consequences
• C) if the contract is executory, the infant will be liable under a quasi-contract
• D) the infant will lose his power to accept the contract if the rights of third parties intervene
• E) if a tort suit is an indirect method of enforcing a contract, infants will not be held liable for their torts

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Definitions:

Statute Of Limitations

A law prescribing the time limit within which legal action must be initiated for a particular kind of claim.

Civil Court

A court dealing with non-criminal cases, often involving disputes between individuals or organizations over rights, contracts, and liabilities.

County Court

A local court system that handles civil and minor criminal cases within a specific county.

Jurisdiction

The official power or authority to make legal decisions and judgments, often within a defined geographical area or over certain types of legal cases.