Sofia, 17 years old, decided to buy a condominium in Calgary. She has a stable job and the bank is willing to lend her money and take a mortgage on the condo. Which of the following is a correct statement about the law governing this situation? All contracts with infants are void. A mortgage granted by Sofia to the bank is effective until a court orders otherwise. The mortgage agreement would be binding on Sofia as an adult if she continued to make payments after reaching the age of majority. All infants' contracts are enforceable as soon as they become adults. What principle could you reasonably expect Canadian common law courts to apply when faced by cases dealing with standard form contracts? Customers' continued use amounts to acceptance of unilateral amendments. Ambiguous terms should be construed against the party that prepared the contract. Pre-printed terms are put inside a box to which reference is made on the outside. Terms are to be set out in plain language, and legalese must be absent