American Contract Law for a Global Age, 2017a

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Clara L. Rev. 47 (2012). Reprinted with the permission of the authors and Santa
Clara Law Review.
A. D. Kaufman, Infant’s misrepresentation as to his age as estopping him from
disaffirming his voidable transaction, 29 A.L.R.3d 1270. Reprinted with the
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W. E. Shipley, Infant’s liability for use or depreciation of subject matter, in action to
recover purchase price upon his disaffirmance of contract to purchase goods, 12
A.L.R.3d 1174. Reprinted with the permission of Thomson Reuters.
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