Kesler,while in a drunken state,purchased a large sailboat from Mullen.
-If Mullen was unaware that Kesler was intoxicated at the time that the contract was made,Kesler would not be permitted to avoid the contract.

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If Kesler was in a drunken state at the time of the contract and Mullen was aware of this and knowingly took advantage of Kesler's condition, then Kesler may have a valid claim for avoiding the contract. This is because the contract would be considered to have been entered into under duress or undue influence. However, if Mullen was unaware of Kesler's condition, then Kesler would not be allowed to avoid the contract as it would still be considered a legally binding agreement.

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