John 'l'onelh was an exceptionally talented young hockey player wno, 1n 19/5 at the age of 16, entered into a two-year contract with the Toronto Marlboros Major junior A hockey club, a team in the Ontario Major junior A Hockey League. The league had an agreement with the National Hockey League (NHL) that prevented the drafting of underage players and that called for the payment of certain fees once a player was drafted at the end of his junior career. However, a similar agreement could not be reached with the World Hockey Association Oil/HA]. johnlike all other junior hockey players of his timewas forced to sign a new contract as a condition of continuing to play in the junior league. This new contract essentially bound him to play three years longer than his earlier contract with the Toronto Marlboros; in addition, it imposed monetary penalties if he signed with a professional team within that time frame or within a period of three years after he ceased to be eligible to play in the junior league. As soon as he turned 18 [the age of majority}, john abandoned the contract with the Toronto Marlboros and signed with the Houston Aeros, a professional team. The Marlboros sued him for breach of contract.* ls john's contract enforceable against him? If yes, does this seem fair, and from whose point of View? If no, is it fair that john can sign a contract and then ignore his obligations under it