A minor borrows money by representing himself as a major from a money lender. The money lender :-
A) can sue for fraud
B) cannot recover money
C) can recover the money on the minor attaining majority
D) Guardian is liable
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option c will be the correct ans
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The correct answer is (b) cannot recover money.
- He can't guarantee as he is a minor. On the off chance that a minor erroneously addresses himself as a significant, the cash can't be recuperated from him. It is the right of a loan boss to check whether he is significant or minor.
- A minor can't be ensured as he isn't capable to pay under an arrangement. Where an adult stands as an assurance for a minor, the adult is in danger to outcasts.
- Endorsement of minor's arrangement: A simultaneousness with a minor is void and hence it can't be embraced by the in the wake of achieving the time of bigger part and the idea given to the minor during minority can't be an authentic idea for the assurance made by him directly following accomplishing the bigger part.
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