1.A month before his eighteenth birthday, Kimathi purchased a VCR for $500 from Langston. He agreed in writing to $100 down and the balance in monthly payments of $50. After making three payments, Kimathi tried to return the VCR and have his money refunded, less depreciation. Was he within his legal rights in returning the VCR and asking for a refund?

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*There is a vaccine that prevents contraction, but if someone is infected, the virus can develop into serious diseases including genital warts and cervical cancer. There is a vaccine to treat a contracted infection, but if the infection is not cured, it can develop into genital cancer or infection to the brain, heart, or blood vessels. There are no effective treatment options, but HPV usually goes away on its own; in rare cases where the infection does not go away, it spreads to cause heart disease or joint infection. There is an antibiotic that can treat HPV if caught early; but if left untreated, it can spread to cause cervical cancer or infections in the brain or nervous system.

3.Lorraine, age fifteen, bought a laptop computer on a payment plan from CompUSA. By the time she reached age seventeen she completed the payments due on the computer. When she attempted to return the computer a few weeks after making the final payment claiming that she was a minor, the owner of CompUSA refused to deal with her request. He claimed that making all payments amounted to ratification of the contract. Is the owner of CompUSA correct?