1. Leon believes himself to be Napoleon Bonaparte. Other than that one mental quirk, he is a happy, healthy, and quite successful businessperson. He has not been judicially declared to be incompetent and is currently undergoing therapy to address his delusion. At a busi-ness lunch, he enters into a million-dollar agreement with Lena, a supplier of raw materials for one of his business ventures. At the time of signing the agree-ment, Leon was dressed in his normal attirethat of a nineteenth-century French generaland was quite sober. The other party to the agreement had consumed three martinis and two glasses of wine during the two-hour lunch meeting, but was showing absolutely no sign of intoxication and seemed quite lucid and so-ber at the time that she signed the contract. Discuss fully whether either party (or both) would be able to rescind the agreement the next day based on a claim of incapacity.