Question 12 (2 points) Ted, a used car dealer, entered into a written agreement to sell a car to Debra, a sixteen year old high school junior. The agreement provided that Ted would replace any defective parts for one year. Debra agreed to pay Ted $200 per month for three years (which she has done). The age of majority for the jurisdiction is eighteen. After six months, Debra's transmission fails but Ted refuses to replace it. If Debra (or a representative on her behalf) brings a lawsuit against Ted, it is more likely than not that the court will rule Ted will prevail because Debra was a minor when the contract was formed the contract is illegal the contract is void Debra will prevail, as Ted is bound to the contract Question 11 (2 points) Elderly woman purchases a table from a local furniture store for $5,000. She decides she does not want the table because of a defect. The woman successfully cancels the payment on the credit card for payment of the table, and continues to keep the table despite the store requesting to pick the table up from woman. What statement is true: she can keep the table because of the defect she cannot keep the table she is entitled to some money to compensate her the contract has been concluded and it was unlawful for her to stop payment on the credit card