alleryStart learning →An agreement to procure a marriage for a reward is:
AVoid as against public policy
BVoidable by the bride
CValid if made in writing
DValid if the fee is fair
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Void as against public policy
Marriage should rest on free and voluntary choice, so brokerage for it is opposed to public policy.
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