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A contract in which one or both parties have the option to void their contractual obligations is called a(n) contract. A. void B. unenforceable C. valid D. voidable

A contract in which one or both parties have the option to void their contractual obligations is called a(n) contract. A. void B. unenforceable C. valid D. voidable
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A contract in which one or both parties have the option to void their contractual obligations is called a(n) contract.

A. void
B. unenforceable
C. valid
D. voidable

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Voidable (not a law student but a good friend of one )
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