alleryStart learning →A, B and C are sureties to D for 3,000 rupees lent to E, who defaults. With no contrary contract, how much does each pay?
A500 rupees
B1,000 rupees
C1,500 rupees
D3,000 rupees
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 1,000 rupees
The debt of 3,000 is divided equally among three co-sureties, which gives 1,000 each.
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