Dean is an artist who suffers from bipolar disorder. His medical condition causes him to experience severe episodes of mania. Dean manages his medical condition by taking prescription medication. Humphrey has purchased art from Dean in the past, and he is aware of Dean's bipolar disorder.

One day while he was mentally stable, Dean sold a painting to Humphrey. However, Dean later experienced a severe manic episode in which he regretted selling the painting to Humphrey. Is the sale to Humphrey void due to Dean's medical condition? Why?

Question 16 options:

No, the sale to Humphrey is valid because episodes of severe mania only impair judgment.

Yes, the sale is void because it is now triggering Dean's manic state.

No, the sale to Humphrey is fully enforceable because Dean was lucid when he sold the painting.

Yes, the sale is void because Humphrey is fully aware of Dean's mental illness.