In Alpha v. Gamma, state supreme court held that a minor could cansel a contract for the sale of a car. Now a court in the same state is deciding Beta v. Sigma, a case with similar facts. Under the doctrine of stare decisis, the court in Beta v. Sigma is likely to: 1) disregard Alpha v .Gamma because the facts are not exactly the same as in Beta v. Sigma. 2) allow to minor to cansel the contract. 3) order the minor to cansel the contract. 4) require the minor to fulfill the contract. 5) disregard Alpha v. Gamma because the state supreme court does not have jurisdiction over a court in the same state.