Question

Mike, a minor, buys some real estate as an investment. The contract obligates Mike to make monthly installment payments for 10 years. Mike reaches the age of majority one month after making the contract. After this, Mike makes 25 monthly payments under the contract, but then decides that he wants to rescind the deal. Which of the following is most true?A. Mike can dis-affirm.B. Mike cannot dis-affirm because contracts for the sale of land can only be dis-affirmed before the age of majority.C. Mike cannot dis-affirm because contracts for the sale of land must be dis-affirmed within one year of the age of majority.D. Mike cannot dis-affirm because he has already ratified the contract.

Answer 1

Answer: d. mike cannot disaffirm because he has already ratified the contract

Explanation:

When signing deals it's important to consider long term, this helps to make the best decision in any and most scenario. Most deals signed too cannot be reversed or change or adjusted because it'll affect the policy of the organization and won't be health for them. Mike has agreed to buy a property through a spread payment plan, changing the deal now after some years will not be possible as it distorts the plan intially agreed and goes against the policy of the organization selling the home.