Joe is mentally impaired from the effects of a prescribed medication. If he makes a contract while under this impairment, the contract would be voidable if he cannot comprehend the subject of the contract, its nature, and its probable consequences, even if the other party does not know or have reason to know of his mental condition.

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A contract is voidable if one party lacks the mental capacity to understand its terms and consequences, regardless of the other party's knowledge of the impairment.

Joe Is Mentally Impaired from the Effects of a Prescribed