Farmer Brown contracts to buy two tracts of land from Farmer Sal. Both parties believe that the two tracts are adjacent, but in fact they are not. Farmer Sal is still willing to sell the land, but Farmer Brown is adversely affected by the tracts not being adjacent. Because of this misunderstanding regarding the adjacency of the tracts, their contract is

Voidable.

Explanation:

A voidable contract can be defined as a formal and legal contract established between two parties, which can be canceled if it is the option of any of the parties involved, if there are legal reasons.

Some of the reasons that cause a contract to be canceled can be:

Therefore, if one of the parties finds a defect in the contract and chooses not to reject it, the contract remains enforceable and valid.

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