In Which of the Following Cases Can a Surety Avoid

question 27

Multiple Choice

In which of the following cases can a surety avoid liability for a principal's default?

• A) If the principal is a minor and therefore lacks the capacity to contract
• B) If the principal has filed for bankruptcy
• C) If the principal is induced to contract with the seller-creditor by fraud or duress
• D) If the principal is insane

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Definitions:

Analgesics

Medications designed to relieve pain without causing unconsciousness or significantly altering sensory perception.

Disease Prevention

Actions or behaviors aimed at preventing the onset of disease or health problems, including vaccinations and healthy lifestyle choices.

Recapping

The act of replacing the cap or cover on something, often referring to the unsafe practice of replacing the needle cap on a syringe in healthcare settings.

Fecal-Oral Route

A transmission pathway for infectious agents through the ingestion of contaminated food or water with fecal matter.