Respond by commenting, asking a question, or sharing a connection. In this case study, Robert Nee, on his way home from a major dental surgery, went to a car dealership where he would purchase a Jaguar for 30,000.00 and finance the rest. Both the dealership and Mr. Nee signed the appropriate contracts regarding the sale of the vehicle. The following day, the dealership called Mr. Nee saying that his car was ready for pickup. Mr. Nee has no memory of purchasing the vehicle. Before one can conclude this case, one must understand the terms of each contract. A voidable contract is unenforceable by one party but enforceable by the other. A void contract is an agreement that lacks one of the legal elements of a contract. An enforceable contract is one that some rule of law bars a court from enforcing. A valid contract is when both parties have have reached an agreement, consideration was taken into account, the agreement was legal, both parties entered the contract with the capacity to make a contract, and the agreement is in the proper writing. I believe that the contract that was drawn between Mr. Nee and the dealership is voidable. This is because Mr. Nee has no memory of the negotation process or the fact that he just put a $30,00.00 down payment on the vehile. He also could say that the dealership did not take into consideration that his judgement was impaired because he was still groggy. As well as that he was not in the capacity to make such a big financial decisi