Problems with capacity and consent:

make a contract.

means the ability of a party to enter a contract in the first place.

refers to whether a contracting party truly understood the terms of the contract and whether she made the agreement voluntarily.

The correct answers are: 1. voidable, 2. capacity, 3. consent

Explanation:

For a contract to be legally valid, the concurrence of three essential requirements or elements is required, which are: the consent of the contracting parties, the true object that is the subject of the contract and the cause of the obligation to be established.

The consent is the manifestation of will of the parties, consisting of the concurrence of the offer and its acceptance, on the object and the cause of the contract. Any consent given by error, violence, intimidation or intent is void.

The purpose of the employment contract is the provision of paid services for others. Services contrary to laws or good customs, nor those that are outside the trade of men, cannot be subject to the contract.

Example: The provision of prostitution or drug trafficking services cannot be the subject of the employment contract.