Contracts
Under Alabama law, a contract with a mentally incompetent party is:
AVoid in all cases
BVoidable by the incompetent party or their guardian✓ Correct
CFully enforceable
DVoidable only by the other party
Explanation
A contract with a person who lacked mental capacity at the time of signing is voidable by that person or their legal guardian — not automatically void unless adjudicated incompetent.
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