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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Zybrea KnightMay 05, 2024
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True
Explanation :
There are some individuals whose capacity is so impaired that they do not have the ability to form even a voidable contract.A bargain is considered to be void if,at the time of formation of the bargain,a court had already adjudicated (adjudged or decreed)one or more of the parties to be mentally incompetent or one or more of the parties was so impaired that he could not even manifest assent (e.g. ,he was comatose or unconscious).