Explanation:

- If a person is tricked about the actual contents of a document and signs it due to fraudulent misrepresentation, the contract is generally void. This is because there was no genuine consent; the person did not know what they were actually signing.

- A void contract means it is treated as if it never existed. There is no legal effect from the beginning.

- A voidable contract is one that is valid until one party chooses to rescind it. This usually happens with misrepresentation where the party knew they were signing a contract, but were deceived about certain terms.

- A valid contract is perfectly legal and enforceable.

- An illegal contract involves something that is against the law.

Correct Answer:

Option:1 - Void