Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · ECE · easy
A void contract:
- Is valid until annulled
- Can be ratified by the parties
- Becomes valid after 4 years
- Produces no legal effect and cannot be ratified
Answer
D. Produces no legal effect and cannot be ratified
Solution
The action to declare a void contract inexistent does not prescribe (Art. 1410).
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