Law, 31.07.2020 02:01, CAPEPOPPA

Black, a minor, sells a piece of real estate that black inherited. Black spends the money rather foolishly and, by the time of adulthood. Black is deeply in debt. Black’s creditors force black sold as a minor is quite valuable; in fact, the value is sufficient to pay black’s debts and leave substantial remainder. Black refuses to disaffirm the sale. May the creditors disaffirm for black? Why or why not?

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