Asked by sandra anighoro on Apr 29, 2024
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A contract made by a person who has been adjudicated to be insane and institutionalized or put under a guardian's care is void rather than voidable.
Adjudicated Insane
This term refers to a legal determination that an individual is not mentally competent to manage their affairs or stand trial, based on evidence and expert testimony.
Institutionalized
The process of embedding something, such as a concept, practice, or societal norm, into an organization, social system, or society as a whole.
Void
A legal term indicating that a contract or action is invalid and has no legal effect.
- Identify the distinctions between void and voidable agreements with regard to the capacity of the contracting parties.
- Recognize the legal implications of substance intoxication and mental disorders on one's power to engage in contractual agreements.
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Learning Objectives
- Identify the distinctions between void and voidable agreements with regard to the capacity of the contracting parties.
- Recognize the legal implications of substance intoxication and mental disorders on one's power to engage in contractual agreements.
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