Shelly accepts Corellis offer, assuming that the contract has met all of the requirements for a valid
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Shelly accepts Corelli’s offer, assuming that the contract has met all of the requirements for a valid contract. The question is Corelli was a minor when he purchased the painting. Is the contract void? Is it voidable? What is the difference between these two concepts? A month after his eighteenth birthday Corelli decides that he would rather have $2,500 than the painting. He informs Shelly that he is disaffirming the contract and request that Shelly returned the $2,500 to him. When Shelly refuses to do so, Corelli brings a court action to recover the $2,500. What will the court likely decide in this situation? Why?
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Smith and Roberson Business Law
ISBN: 978-0538473637
15th Edition
Authors: Richard A. Mann, Barry S. Roberts
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