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A voidable contract is:
A contract that appears valid, but is in fact unenforcable for one or more reasons.
A valid contract, unless voided by a judge.
An exception granted to a plaintiff where an otherwise valid contract can be voided, or modified.
A contract that appears invalid, but is in fact valid.
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