A 17-year-old male signs a written contract with a car dealer to lease a new luxury automobile. He drives and he pays on the lease. Ten months later, the young male turns into an adult at 18 years old. He continues to drive the automobile and makes the payments on the lease for another 6 months following his birthday. After the 6 months, he decides he no longer wants to keep the automobile. He formally returns it to the dealer to make restitution and stops making the monthly lease payments. If the dealer sues the man for breach of contract, a court will agree that the lease is: (Choose the best possible answer)

A. not enforceable against the male because he was a minor at the time he signed it.

B. enforceable against the male because there was adequate and sufficient consideration for the contract.

C. not enforceable because it is against public policy to lease luxury cars to minors.

D. enforceable because the male ratified the contract by performance by continuing to pay for 6 months after he turned 18.

E. not enforceable because a person must be at least 21 years old to sign a contract in America.