Barger v. M. & J. Finance Corp.

The exceptions pertinent to this appeal all relate to the refusal of the court to permit the introduction of evidence tending to show that the automobile purchased by the plaintiff was a necessary for him in his work and to earn a livelihood, and to the refusal of the court to submit to the jury the following issue: “Was the automobile a necessary for the plaintiff to enable him to hold his position and earn a livelihood?”

The general rule, and one consistently followed by this Court, is that a minor may elect to disaffirm a contract, relative to the sale or purchase of personal property,…