Is an Equitable Doctrine That Bars a Person's Right to Legal

question 127

Multiple Choice

is an equitable doctrine that bars a person's right to legal action if the person has neglected, for an unreasonable length of time, to act upon his rights.

• A)Clean hands
• B)Inadequate legal remedy
• C)Laches
• D)None of these choices are correct

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