If a person makes a contract for necessities while intoxicated then such person must pay the contract price even if exorbitant.

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A person who enters into a contract while intoxicated may not be held to the contract price if it is exorbitant, as the contract may be considered voidable due to lack of capacity to consent. However, they are typically required to pay a reasonable value for the necessities received.

If a Person Makes a Contract for Necessities While Intoxicated