Kesler,while in a drunken state,purchased a large sailboat from Mullen.
-Kesler may avoid the contract with Mullen,if,on his return to a sober state,he promptly repudiates the contract,and can prove that Mullen was aware that he,Kesler,was intoxicated at the time the contract was made.

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This is an example of a contract that is voidable due to one party being intoxicated at the time of formation. Kesler can only avoid the contract if he promptly repudiates it upon sobering up and can prove that Mullen was aware of his intoxicated state at the time of the agreement.

Kesler,while in a Drunken State,purchased a Large Sailboat from Mullen