If in 1900 the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a minor can void a contract at any time during minority and, in 2014, the courts in Minnesota still follow this ruling, this is an example of

a. stare decisis.

b. the bystander rule.

c. statutory law

d. enabling legislation.

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7 November, 20:11

If in 1900 the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a minor can void a contract at any time during minority and, in 2014, the courts in Minnesota still follow this ruling, this is an example of

a. stare decisis.

b. the bystander rule.

c. statutory law

d. enabling legislation.

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Elodie · Answer 1

a. stare decisis.

Explanation:

In stare decisis Court upheld their previous decision made by that court of any higher court in the case of same type and followed that decision. Here the Courts in Minnesota followed the rolling given by Minnesota Supreme Court in 1900, in a case of same type that minor can void the contract at any time.

If in 1900 the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a minor can void a contract at any time during minority and, in 2014, the courts in Minnesota still follow this ruling, this is an example ofa. stare decisis.b. the bystander rule.c. statutory lawd. enabling legislation.

If in 1900 the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a minor can void a contract at any time during minority and, in 2014, the courts in Minnesota still follow this ruling, this is an example of

a. stare decisis.

b. the bystander rule.

c. statutory law

d. enabling legislation.