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What is an example of adjudicated incompetent?

Adjudicated incompetent is one reason for why a contract is automatically avoid. If one party entering into a contract is deemed adjudicated incompetent or mentally insane, the contract will automatically be deemed void. Below is an example of adjudicated incompetent:


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