Which of the Following Is True of Contracts Involving People

question 73

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true of contracts involving people suffering from mental illnesses?

• A)Contracts of people suffering from a mental defect at the time of contracting are usually considered to be enforceable.
• B)A person disaffirming on the ground of mental impairment need not return any consideration given by the other party.
• C)A person disaffirming on the ground of mental impairment is liable for the reasonable value of necessaries.
• D)A person incapacitated by mental impairments cannot ratify a contract if he/she regains his capacity.

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