A contract with an individual who lacks mental capacity is always unenforceable.

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A contract with an individual who lacks mental capacity is not always unenforceable; it can be voidable at the option of the incapacitated person, but it may also be considered valid if the person was capable of understanding the contract at the time of agreement or if the contract provided necessary items for life support (necessaries).

A Contract with an Individual Who Lacks Mental Capacity Is