Lack of knowledge or inability or failure to read a contract does not make a person mentally incompetent.

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Mental incompetence refers to a person's inability to understand and make decisions due to a mental disability or illness, and it is not related to their ability to read or comprehend a contract. Even if a person fails to read or understand a contract, they are still considered mentally competent as long as they are sound of mind and capable of making informed decisions.

Lack of Knowledge or Inability or Failure to Read a Contract