Bill and his wife, Ruth, were fighting over his desire to buy a spotscar. Ruth went over to her friends house, got drunk and decided everything was her fault. She was horrified to find out what she had done. Ruth discovered the sales slip and the car being delivered and called the dealer at once to tell them she is returning it immediately. Multiple Choice Since she was so drunk that she didn't know what she was doing, Ruth lacked the capacity to make the contract, and cannot be held to it under any circumstances. Even though Ruth repudiated the contract promptly once she became sober, she can be held to the contract since the salesperson had no idea she was so drunk that she did not know what she was doing. Since Ruth repudiated the contract immediately once she became sober, she cannot be held to it. Since she made the contract to make up with her husband, it is a contract for a necessary and, drunk or not, she is bound to it. Multiple Choice Since she was so drunk that she didn't know what she was doing, Ruth lacked the capacity to make the contract, and cannot be held to it under any circumstances. Even though Ruth repudiated the contract promptly once she became sober, she can be held to the contract since the salesperson had no idea she was so drunk that she did not know what she was doing. Since Ruth repudiated the contract immediately once she became sober, she cannot be held to it. Since she made the contract to make up with her husband, it is a contract for a necessary and, drunk or not, she is bound to it. Ruth cannot use her own voluntary behaviour in getting drunk to excuse her from responsibility for this contract