If a contract is disaffirmed due of intoxication, which of the following statements is true?
A) Each party to the contract must return the other to the condition he or she was in at the time the contract was entered into.
B) The intoxicated person must be returned to the condition he or she was in at the time the contract was entered into, but that is not true for any other party.
C) Any party other than the intoxicated person must be returned to the condition he or she was in at the time the contract was entered into.
D) So long as the contract was objectively fair, neither party must be returned to the condition he or she was in prior to the time the contract was entered into.
E) So long as the contract was subjectively fair in the opinion of the intoxicated party, neither party must be returned to the condition he or she was in prior to the time the contract was entered into.

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When a contract is disaffirmed due to intoxication, the general rule is that each party must be returned to their pre-contract condition, ensuring fairness and restoring both parties to their original state before the contract was made.

If a Contract Is Disaffirmed Due of Intoxication, Which of the Following