Question

ryan, a minor, contracted to sell his auto to ed, a 28 - year - old. ryan later refused to complete the sale. if ed sues to enforce the contract, ed will
win because ryan was the seller.
win because minors can only avoid contracts for the sale of land.
lose, as the contract is void.
lose, because the contract is voidable by ryan.

Explanation:

Minors generally have the right to void (disaffirm) most contracts they enter into. A contract with a minor is voidable at the minor's option. Ryan, as a minor, can choose to not complete the sale (void the contract). The contract is not automatically void (which would mean it has no legal effect from the start), but it is voidable by the minor. So Ed will lose because Ryan (the minor) can void the contract.

Answer:

lose, because the contract is voidable by Ryan.