If an Intoxicated Person Enters into a Contract to Purchase

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The Answer is The intoxicated person can disaffirm the contract after becoming sober, but only if the person was so intoxicated when the contract was entered into that he or she was incapable of understanding or comprehending the nature of the transaction. The intoxicated person generally must return all consideration received under the contract to the other party and make restitution that returns the other party to status quo.
In this case, the food and beverages cannot be returned as they have already been consumed. To return the restaurant owner to status quo would require paying a reasonable value for food and beverages consumed.

If an Intoxicated Person Enters into a Contract to Purchase

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