alleryStart learning →B and C lend money jointly to A, and B dies. Who may claim repayment?
AC alone, for all time
BB's representative alone
CB's heir jointly with C
DNeither, as the right ends
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. B's heir jointly with C
On B's death the right passes to his representative jointly with surviving C, and later to both representatives jointly.
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