alleryStart learning →Obligations that are voluntarily undertaken and owed to specific persons are traditionally classed in:
ATort
BEquity
CCrime
DContract
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Contract
Contract obligations are voluntary and owed to specific persons, unlike tort duties imposed by law.
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