1991 Brazilian census reported only a 1 percent to 2 percent disability rate, but the 2001 census recorded a 14.5 percent disability rate. Similar jumps in the measured rate of disability have occurred in Turkey (12.3 percent) and Nicaragua (10.1 percent).
unenforceable contract. Definition. A contract that has all the elements of a valid contract, yet neither party can sue the other to force performance of it. For example, an unsigned contract is generally unenforceable. Use this term in a sentence.
Voidable Contracts. When a contract is voidable, a party to the contract is able to cancel or revoke the contract. Contracts can become voidable due to: 1  Mistake. 2  A contract can be canceled on the grounds of a mutual mistake of fact.3  But remember, failure to read the contract doesn't make a contract voidable.ote, however, that a voidable contract is different from a void contract. Void contracts can't be legally enforced, period. The law treats them as if no agreement was ever made. An agreement to perform an illegal action, for instance, is a void contract.