alleryStart learning →B lets C ride a horse lent for B's own riding; it falls. Who pays A?
AC, who rode the horse
BNo one, C rode with care
CA bears his own loss
DB, for unauthorised use
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. B, for unauthorised use
Allowing C to ride broke the condition of own riding, so B is liable for the injury even though the fall was accidental.
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