Episode 03: Capacity to Contract – Who Can Make a Deal?

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Recorded17 Aug 2024

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In this episode of Mastering Contracts, we dive into who can legally enter into a contract and the concept of capacity. From minors to those with mental incapacity, we explore when contracts are enforceable and when they’re not. Learn the nuances of how capacity affects contract formation, along with key real-world examples and legal principles.

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