The inclusion of good title is an implied understanding in any sale of a motor vehicle or other property whose ownership is normally represented by title papers (Schmalleger, 2008). Voidable contracts are those that are enforceable under certain circumstances or only by certain parties. A typical example of a voidable contract is any formal agreement between an adult (or a professional business) and a minor. Ordinarily, a minor cannot be held to the terms of any contract although the minor may choose to enforce the contract against the other party if he chooses to do so, provided the other elements of contract are satisfied.

Therefore, an otherwise valid and enforceable contract with a minor is voidable at the sole option of the minor even after full performance by the other party....

Generally, under those circumstances, the court will order the minor to return whatever portion of goods or services is still capable of being returned to the other party but that party will not be able to recover anything for the value of the goods or services already consumed or ruined by the minor (Freidman, 2005).
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