Business, 23.11.2019 04:31 gerardogonzale362

Angela, age 17, is injured in a car accident and receives $5,200 in medical treatment at the emergency room. the hospital sends a bill to angela, who signed the admitting form in which she agreed to pay for the treatment. angela:
a. is a minor and need not pay the bills
b. is liable for the bill as a necessity.
c. can rescind the agreement.
d. none of the above

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