An intoxicated person may not avoid a contract where, due to the extent of intoxication, he or she was unable to understand the nature and effect of the contract.

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A person who was so intoxicated at the time of entering into a contract that they were unable to understand the nature and effect of the contract may have the ability to void or disaffirm the contract once sober, as the law recognizes that extreme intoxication can impair a person's capacity to consent.

An Intoxicated Person May Not Avoid a Contract Where, Due