voidable contract
A contract that, though valid when made, is liable to be subsequently set aside (compare void contract). Voidable contracts may arise through misrepresentation, some instances of mistake, non-disclosure, and duress (see economic duress; undue influence). Certain proprietary contracts entered into by minors are also voidable (see capacity to contract). The setting aside of a voidable contract is effected by rescission.

• error juris nocet
• error of law on the face of the record
• error or mistake
• escape
• escrow
• espionage
• espousal of claim
• essence of a contract
• estate
• estate agent
• estate contract
• estate for years
• estate owner
• estate pur
• estate rentcharge
• estate subsisting at law
• estoppel
• estovers
• Estrada doctrine
• estreat
• ethnic minority
• ETSI
• EU
• EU law
• Euratom