Would the answer be that Watson did not know of Richard's mental health condition? And if so, the mental health condition still there?

Question 1 0 / 5 pts Richard owns a 30-acre parcel of real property valued at $200,000. Richard suffers from a mental health condition that sometimes impairs his volitional capacity but not his cognitive capacity. On one occasion, when suffering an episode of this sort, he sells the property to Watson for $125,000. Prior to closing, Richard seeks to ructure.com/courses/287961/quizzes/1367557 Quiz: Contract Defenses: Assent-Based Defenses: GOVT404: Undergraduate Contracts (801) avoid his contractual obligation to sell the property to Watson. Which of the following facts would Watson be most likely to assert in his argument that the contract is not voidable? that Richard's mental health condition did not impair Richard's ability to understand the nature or consequences of his decision. That Richard knew of his mental health condition, but sold the property anyway. That if Richard had such a serious mental health condition, a guardian should have been appointed for him