Rogers was a nineteen-year-old high school graduate (the age of majority then being twenty-one) pursuing a civil engineering degree when he learned that his wife was expecting a child. As a result, he...

Rogers was a nineteen-year-old high school graduate (the age of majority then being twenty-one) pursuing a civil engineering degree when he learned that his wife was expecting a child. As a result, he quit school and sought assistance from Gastonia Personnel Corporation in finding a job. Rogers signed a contract with the employment agency providing that he would pay the agency a service charge if it obtained suitable employment for him. The employment agency found him such a job, but Rogers refused to pay the service charge, asserting that he was a minor when he signed the contract. Gastonia sued to recover the agreed-upon service charge from Rogers. Should Rogers be liable under his contract? If so, for how much?