Void / voidable

National Real Estate Exam Glossary

A void contract has no legal effect from the outset—it never formed, as where the object is illegal. A voidable contract is valid and enforceable unless and until the protected party elects to disaffirm it—as with a contract entered by a minor or induced by fraud. The crucial difference is that a voidable contract can be ratified and enforced; a void one cannot.

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