Walter Boyd had several times been hospitalized for alcoholism. While he was at home, in bed, in an alcoholic stupor, his son Conrad asked him to co-sign on a promissory note so Conrad could finance a remodeling of his restaurant. Conrad failed to make timely payments; Bank-the creditor-said it would foreclose on the restaurant mortgage unless at least interest payments were made. Conrad again approached his father who was now sober and the older man wrote a check for the interest owing. Conrad subsequently declared bankruptcy and Bank turned to Walter for payment. Walter's contract is
A) void
B) voidable
C) enforceable
D) unenforceable
E) executory

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Walter was sober when he signed the check, so the contract is enforceable.

Walter Boyd Had Several Times Been Hospitalized for Alcoholism