A contract made by a minor for necessaries such as food and clothing is generally
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. binding up to a reasonable price
- Step 1: The law protects minors but allows them to obtain essentials. Answer: binding up to a reasonable price. Why not the others: void in every case without exception: Necessaries are an exception. valid and binding in full like an adult's: The minor pays only a reasonable price. binding only if signed by a witness: A witness is not required.
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