alleryStart learning →A continuing guarantee to a firm, after a change in its constitution, is?
ALeft fully unaffected
BRevoked for future dealings
CDoubled in its amount
DRevoked for past dealings
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Revoked for future dealings
Section 38 revokes the guarantee as to future transactions once the firm's constitution changes.
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