Contracts and Minors: Ratification and Unjust Enrichment Quiz

What is the term used to describe the situation where a party receives less than what they are entitled to in a contract?

In the context of marital contracts, what can the court do if one spouse unreasonably withholds consent for a transaction?

What term is used to describe the legal principle where a minor is entitled to be restored to the position they were in before entering into a contract if it is voided?

If a minor enters into a contract, what legal action can be taken by the minor upon reaching majority age to give force to the contract?

In cases of unjustified enrichment, what can a court do if one party is unfairly enriched at the expense of another?

What is the effect of ratification on a contract entered into by a minor?

In the context of contracts, what does 'unjustified enrichment' refer to?

What is the legal term for the situation where a minor decides to proceed with a contract with the assistance of a guardian?

Why did the seller sue O in Stuttaford v Oberholzer case?

What happens if a minor enters into a contract unassisted and then decides not to ratify it?

What does the case of Stuttaford v Oberholzer illustrate about contractual capacity?

What is the outcome when a minor is bound by a duly assisted contract?

In the case of Wood v Davies, why was the contract considered substantially prejudicial to Wood?

What does 'restitution' mean in the context of contract law?

Under what circumstances can a minor be released from a duly assisted contract?

What legal concept states that each party must give back to the other what they received under a contract?

What can a minor do if a contract they entered into is found to be substantially prejudicial?