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Describe the infancy doctrine with reference to legal contracts.

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Describe the infancy doctrine with reference to legal contracts.

Describe the infancy doctrine with reference to legal contracts.

This is for my business law class, anything will help

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To protect minors, the law recognizes the infancy doctrine, which gives minors the right to disaffirm most contracts they have entered into with adults. This right is based on public policy, which reasons that minors should be protected from the unscrupulous behavior of adults. Under the infancy doctrine, a minor has the option of choosing whether to enforce the contract. The adult party is bound to the minor's decision. If both parties to a contract are minors, both parties have the right to disaffirm the contract.

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