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Mira, 16-year-old, under parental authority of both parents, signs a 6-month enrollment contract for private violin lessons in her own name, paying monthly from her allowance. The lessons are not necessary for her subsistence, and the parents did not know about or consent to the contract. The music school seeks to enforce the contract. Which statement is correct under Arts. 149-151 of the Family Code regarding the minor’s capacity to bind herself in civil acts and the effect of parental consent?

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The contract is voidable by Mira's parents; they may refrain from ratifying the contract, in which case it cannot be enforced. The contract is valid against Mira and the school regardless of parental consent if the service is educational in nature. The contract is void ab initio; neither Mira nor the parents is bound. The contract is voidable by Mira's parents; if they ratify the contract, it becomes valid from the date of ratification and the obligations bind Mira.

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