N.Y. General Obligations Law Section 3-107
Certain contracts of parents or guardians respecting employment of infants not enforceable unless approved

Where a contract providing for performance or rendering of services by an infant is one which the supreme court or surrogate’s court has jurisdiction to approve as provided in section 3-105 of this chapter, no parent or guardian of the infant with respect to whose services the contract is made shall, unless the contract is so approved, be liable on the contract either as a party or as a guarantor of its performance:

1.

If the infant was a resident of the state at the time the contract was made or at the time of the event by reason of which liability is sought to be imposed, by reason of any disaffirmance, repudiation or breach of the contract or any term thereof, or any failure or refusal of the infant to perform, or

2.

In any other case, by reason of any failure or refusal of the infant to perform or render services required or permitted by the contract to be performed or rendered in this state or any failure or refusal of the parent or guardian to cause such services to be rendered or performed.

Source: Section 3-107 — Certain contracts of parents or guardians respecting employment of infants not enforceable unless approved, https://www.­nysenate.­gov/legislation/laws/GOB/3-107 (updated Sep. 22, 2014; accessed Oct. 26, 2024).

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