Parties of limited capacity to contract ..........................

222

Early law as to the validity of an infant's contract...................

223

Who is an inflant...............

224

Emancipation of an infant .............

226

Infants contracts are now held vodable and not void...............

228

Contracts of an infant which have been held void.....................

227

Transactions which cannot be avoided by an infant.....................

228

An infant's contract of partnership........................

228

Statutory changes in the common-law liability of infants................

230

Voidable means valid until avoided.......................

231

Infant's privilege is personal................................

232

Whether the privilege may be exercised against a subsequent purchaser in good faith.....................

233

How disaffirmance may be made.............

234

When the privilege may be exercised............

235

The whole transaction must be disaffirmed..............

236

Other consequences of disaffirmance.......................

237

Restoration of consideration..................

238

Ratification.............................

239

Liability for necessaries.................

240

What are necessaries.........................

241

What are not necessiares.....................

242

Money advanced for the purchase of necessaries.............

243

Previous supply ...........................

244

Falsc representations of age..............

245

Other false representations...................

246

Infant's agency to bind parent.................

247

Actions by and against infants...................

248