A minor who contracts for a necessary: Multiple Choice Cannot enforce the contract against the other parties to the contract. Must pay the reasonable value for any necessary that the minor has received. Cannot disaffirm the contract. Must pay the contract price for any necessary that the minor has received. Must pay the reasonable value for any necessary, even if the minor has not yet received it. A minor who misrepresents his age upon entering a contract: Multiple Choice Will be able to disaffirm the contract in every state, but must pay for any losses that the minor caused Will be able to disaffirm the contract in every state, and will not be required to pay for any losses that the minor caused May or may not be able to disaffirm the contract, depending on the state in which the contract was entered into. Will not be able to disaffirm the contract in any state Can neither disaffirm nor enforce the contract because all such contracts are void When can a mentally impaired person ratify a contract? Multiple Choice Whenever the person is able to understand the nature of the contract and is not adjudicated to be mentally incompetent by a court. Never, because all contracts by mentally impaired people are void. O Only if a court approves the contract. While the person is still mentally impaired or any time after the person is no longer mentally impaired. Only if the person has been adjudicated by a court to be mentally impaired