alleryStart learning →A saves B's property from fire. A cannot claim compensation if
AA acted gratuitously
BB was unaware of the fire
CA is a stranger to B
Dthe property was insured
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. A acted gratuitously
Section 70 needs an intention not to act gratuitously, which is absent when the facts show A meant it as a favour.
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