Answer (true or false) (business law) please answer all no need explaination

1) Each party entering into a contract must ensure that they are eligible to contract.

2) Pursuant to section 11 of the Contracts Act 1950, any contract entered into by a child is void.

3) In the case of Rajeswary & Anor v Balakrishnan & Others (1958) 3 MC 178, the court held that the marriage contract was invalid and unenforceable because the parties involved were children.

4) According to the case of Nash v Inman (1908) 2 KB 1, the necessity supplied to the child must be appropriate to the necessity of his life.

5) Legal action can be taken against a child who lied about his age according to the case of Mohamad Syedol Ariffin v. Yeoh Ooi Gark [1916] 2 AC 575.

6) The contract entered into by Ajju, a patient at Tanjung Rambutan Hospital, mental hospital with a nurse at the hospital when he was of sound mind, was void.

7) According to the general rule, all contracts entered into by a person of unsound mind can be void at the option of that person provided that the other party is not aware of his or her mental disability.

8) The scholarship agreement entered into by the minor is valid and any breach of the agreement can be claimed by the other party.

9) In the case of Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. (1893) CA 1 QB 256, defendant's action of depositing 1000 pounds sterling into a bank indicates that defendant intended to establish a legally binding relationship.

10) The presumption against legal intention in social and domestic agreement demonstrates that the courts are generally reluctant to intervene in domestic conflict

11) In a family agreement, it is the responsibility of the party who denies the existence of a legally binding contract to prove that the contract does not exist.

12) A maintenance agreement reached after a marriage ends might be enforced.

13) The clause subject to contract frequently used by the lawyers to express the intention that the oral or informal agreement is not binding until the execution of a formal written agreement.

14) The assumption that there was no intention to create legal relations in the domestic agreement was set aside in the case of Merritt v Merrit (1970) All ER 760

15) Uncertainty in an agreement can be due to vague language or uncertain meaning and also the agreement does not meet the main points or main conditions of the agreement.

16) Agreements whose meaning can be determined are void

17) Ali agreed to sell one hundred tons of rice to Baba. No further discussion of the type of rice in question. This agreement is void due to uncertainty.

18) Uncertainty is a condition for an agreement to be valid

19) If the meaning of an agreement is unclear but it is capable of being made certain, the agreement is not void for uncertainty.

20) Cempaka agreed to sell to Bunga one of her computers. The agreement between Cempaka and Bunga is valid.