A person of mostly unsound mind has a lucid interval. May they contract then?
ANever, in any case
BOnly via a guardian
COnly if in writing
DYes, during that interval
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Yes, during that interval
Competence depends on the mind at the time of contracting, so such a person may contract during a lucid interval.
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