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of <h1>Sound Mind Required for Valid Contracts: Understanding and Rational Judgment Are Key; Temporary Unsoundness Invalidates Agreements.</h1> A person is considered to have a sound mind for contracting if they can understand the contract and form a rational judgment about its impact on their interests. A person typically of unsound mind can contract during periods when they are of sound mind. Conversely, a person generally of sound mind cannot contract when they are temporarily unsound, such as during delirium or intoxication. For instance, a patient in a mental institution may contract during lucid intervals, while a person delirious from fever or intoxicated cannot contract during such states.
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