Andrew Kavovit, a child actor, signed a contract when he was 12 to have Scott Eden Management Inc.manage his career in the entertainment industry. (Assume the contract was entered into with parental consent...does that matter?) The contract entitled Scott Eden to a 15% commission on Andrew's gross earnings. Andrew landed a number of parts, including a continuing role on the soap-opera As the World Turns. Andrew's attorney notified Scott Eden of Andrew's intention to disaffirm the contract "on the grounds of infancy" as of February 8, 1989. Scott Eden sued Andrew for the right to collect its commission on Andrew's future income derived from contracts it helped secure and signed before February 8, 1989.
How should the court decide this case? (FYI - On 2-8-89 Andrew was still a minor. Assume court and parental approval)