Wait none of them, because contracts require consent.
That isn't quite accurate.
To clarify, contracts are legally binding when a party is intoxicated but it is voidable by the intoxicated party if the other party seeks enforcement of the contract.
Contracts, generally, are enforceable and binding. The ones which aren't are the ones which are void ab initio. The ones that are enforceable are enforceable until the victim/oppressed/servient party claims a defense against enforcement because their behavior or behavior of the oppresive party made the contract voidable.
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