alleryStart learning →A refundable advance, for want of permission, is deemed deposit after how many days?
ASeven days
BThirty days
CSixty days
DFifteen days
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Fifteen days
If an advance becomes refundable because the company lacks approval to deal in the goods or property, it is deemed a deposit fifteen days after the refund falls due.
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