Is a voidable contract legally binding?

Yes. A voidable contract is legally binding unless and until the protected party chooses to rescind it.

Can a voidable contract become fully valid?

Yes. If the protected party affirms or ratifies the contract—explicitly or through continued performance—the right to rescind is usually lost.

What is the difference between rescission and termination?

Rescission cancels a contract due to a defect in formation and restores parties to their original positions. Termination ends a valid contract based on future breach or contractual rights.

Can both parties agree to cancel a voidable contract?

Yes. Parties may mutually rescind or amend the contract instead of invoking legal rescission rights.

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