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An offer to purchase property made by a person under the influence of alcohol is?

  1. Void

  2. Binding

  3. Voidable

  4. Unenforceable

The correct answer is: Voidable

When a person makes an offer to purchase property while under the influence of alcohol, the offer is considered voidable. This means that the offer is not automatically invalidated, but the person who made the offer has the option to either continue with the purchase or revoke it due to their impaired judgment at the time. Option A, void, means that the offer is completely invalid and has no legal effect. Option B, binding, means that the offer is legally enforceable and cannot be taken back. Option D, unenforceable, means that the offer may have been initially valid, but cannot be enforced due to a certain legal issue. Therefore, voidable is the best answer as it accounts for the impaired state of the person making the offer.