Contracts made by severely intoxicated people:

A) are void rather than voidable.
B) can be disaffirmed anytime after he/she has regained his/her mental faculties.
C) cannot be ratified until the person has regained his mental faculties.
D) are always binding,because the law does not want to reward drug or alcohol abuse.

The basic right to disaffirm contracts made during incapacity,the duties upon disaffirmance,and the possibility of ratification upon regaining capacity are the same for an intoxicated person as for a person under a mental impairment.A person formerly incapacitated by intoxication can ratify a contract if he/she regains his capacity.Thus,if he/she regains capacity,he/she must disaffirm the contract unequivocally within a reasonable time,or he/she will be deemed to have ratified it.