Joe, aged 17, purchased a scooter on credit for the purpose of transportation to and from her place of employment. She made no payments on the scooter, and the seller brought an action against her for the debt. If the seller cannot establish that the scooter is a necessary, the contract would be unenforceable and Joe can keep the scooter If Joe can prove the scooter is not a necessary, she would not have to return the scooter If the seller can establish that the scooter is a necessary, the contract would be enforceable and Joe would have to repay the debt If Joe is successful in proving the scooter was not a necessary, she would be obliged to return the bicycle and would be responsible for any wear and tear due to its use