CIPS Defining Business Need (L4M2) Practice Test

Which statement about the contractual capacity of a minor is most accurate under English law?

A minor can never enter an enforceable contract A minor is generally bound by contracts for necessaries and may be bound by beneficial contracts of service Every contract made by a minor is fully enforceable against the minor A minor has exactly the same contractual capacity as an adult once aged 16

Correct Answer:

A minor is generally bound by contracts for necessaries and may be bound by beneficial contracts of service

Explanation:

Minors have restricted contractual capacity. Contracts for necessaries and certain beneficial contracts of service can be enforceable, whereas many other agreements are not fully enforceable against the minor.

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