Even if a person makes a contract while so intoxicated by alcohol or affected by drug use that he or she is unable to understand the nature and effect of the contract,it is still considered a valid contract.

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Contracts made under the influence of drugs or alcohol may be deemed unenforceable if the party was unable to understand the nature and consequences of the agreement. Lack of capacity to understand the contract is a defense to the enforceability of an agreement.

Even If a Person Makes a Contract While So Intoxicated