X points a loaded gun at Y$,$ and orders him $($Y$)$ to sign a written contractual document which X already signed. X explains that the document is for the sale of Y$$s car to him $($X$),$ at a price of R$30000.$ The market value of the car is R$250000.$ Y$,$ fearing for his life, signs the document. If Y proves the requirements for the relevant cause of action that he $($Y$)$ is most likely to pursue, then the contract between X and Y becomes

$1.$

voidable at the instance of Y$.$

$2.$

neither void nor voidable, but it remains unenforceable.

$3.$

voidable at the instance of both X and Y$.$

$4.$

automatically void and voidable.

$5.$

void at the instance of X$.$