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Question

Last night, while drinking at a bar, Tamara contractually agreed to sell her car to Buck. She regrets her decision and she wants to avoid the contract. Which of the following situations most likely supports a right to avoid the agreement? When the contract was created, Buck was well aware that Tamara was so drunk that she could not think straight. It is now four weeks later and Tamara has announced that she wants to avoid the contract. When the contract was created, Buck knew that Tamara was "tipsy" her blood alcohol level was slightly over the legal limit for driving, but she was still capable of holding a rational conversation. Tamara was severely intoxicated when she created the contract. Her condition was obvious to everyone in the bar, except Buck, who was at least as drunk as Tamara Buck did not realize that Tamara was severely intoxicated when she created the contract. As an experienced drinker, she is capable of largely concealing her condition. Buck did, however, know that she was agreeing to a price that was well below market value.