when is a minor not held to a committment of contract?

Question

Do you know any specific cases. That they were not able to get out of?

Answer 1

Depending on the state( age considered a minor), no one can go into a legal contract verbally or written with a minor. Now with parent or guardian consent might be another thing.??

Answer 2

A minor is not of the age of consent and cannot enter into a legally binding contract. That does not mean there can be no consequences for breaking an agreement. If you have made some financial commitment you should try to meet it, or it could affect your financial standing for some time.

Answer 3

Legally, minors don't exist. They have no ability to make, or break contracts, or enter into agreements. To see this in action, watch any of the Court reality shows on daytime TV.
It's possible, I guess, that a minor passing themselves off as an adult, might be held to a contract. If the contractor, in good faith, believed they were legally able to enter into it. It's equally possible, that in this instance the legal guardian of that minor would be held to the contract.

Answer 4

did you know?...........the only binding contract you may enter into with a minor is.........purchasing food as a necessity like milk. but then only for the wholesale cost.