4. Belinda is a 17-year-old college student. She enters into a written contract with Sal, an adult, for the pur-chase of Sal's 1964 Corvette for $2,000 in one week, when she reaches her 18th birthday. The day after signing the agreement, it dawns on Sal that he made a bad deal, since the car is worth many times his asking price. He calls Belinda and informs her that he wishes to disaffirm the contract. Belinda is furious and says she expects him to keep his word and turn over the car when promised. A. If Sal refuses to turn over the car as promised, may she successfully sue him for damages, or will Sal be able to successfully assert his disaffirmance of the contract?

B. What if Belinda had lied to Sal about her age and even shown him false I.D. that stated she was 19 years old in a state that recognizes 18 as the age of majority? Would your answer be the same? Explain fully.