A mentally ill person (not judged incompetent by a court) can be held liable for necessaries in a quasi contract.

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A mentally ill person who has not been judged incompetent by a court can still be held liable for the necessities of life (such as food, clothing, shelter, and medical care) under a quasi contract, as the law often seeks to ensure that those who provide necessary services are compensated, even if the recipient lacks full contractual capacity.

A Mentally Ill Person (Not Judged Incompetent by a Court)