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voidable contract
Last modified: Thu Feb 23 16:37:38 2006
Unlike a void contract (see: VoidContract),
whose legal status is as if
it never existed, a voidable contract is one that remains in force
until it is declared void by one of the contracting parties. For example,
one of the parties may fraudulently misrepresent a service to be offered.
The offended party may then declare the contract void and refuse to be
bound by it (see: Contract).
However, if goods are exchanged under the contract before it is voided,
then title is passed.
With a void contract no title passes, because effectively
the contract never existed.
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