A voidable contract under Section 2(i) is enforceable:
ABy neither party until ratified
BOnly after court approval
CAt the option of one or more parties but not the other(s)
DAt the option of all parties equally
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. At the option of one or more parties but not the other(s)
Section 2(i): a voidable contract is enforceable at the option of the aggrieved party, but not at the option of the other party.
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