A person who is intoxicated when he or she signs a contract can void the contract only if the intoxication was involuntary.

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A person who is voluntarily intoxicated when signing a contract may not be able to use their intoxication as a defense to void the contract. However, if the intoxication was involuntary (for example, if someone was drugged or forced to drink), the contract may be voidable.

A Person Who Is Intoxicated When He or She Signs