Necessary Contract Case Study

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1. Explain whether Young was bound by the lease she signed with Weaver.
Young left her parent’s houses and decided to rent apartment and find a job. However, Young is minor and by the law she is consider incapacitated and does not have the ability to understand a contract. In this case Young was not bound by the lease due to her incapacity (minor). Young can honor this contract or void, but she is not bond to this contract.
2. Would you consider this a necessary contract? Explain.
This is not a necessary contract because Young had a place to stay. Her parents repeatedly asked her to move back home. Necessaries are items requires for living at a reasonable standard (food, clothes, shelter). Her parents could provide all necessaries in their

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