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The "under-18-year-olds can't enter into contracts" laws are, broadly speaking, derived historically from child labor protection concerns, and tend to be state-
by shadowgovt 4y ago
The "under-18-year-olds can't enter into contracts" laws are, broadly speaking, derived historically from child labor protection concerns, and tend to be state-level law.
There's very real risk that legitimizing a contract with a child opens Google up to expensive-to-litigate criminal liability.
- wnoise 4y agoChildren technically can enter into contracts. But they're voidable contracts, so it's essentially no upside and only downside for those that would contract with them.