A party to a legal transaction who lacks capacity under the law of the state of their domicile may not rely on such incapacity if they would have had the capacity to act under the law of the state where the transaction was made, unless the other party knew or should have known of the incapacity.
This rule does not apply to legal transactions pertaining to family law, succession law or rightsin rem in immovable property.
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