alleryStart learning →A finder who voluntarily spends on preserving lost goods cannot:
ARetain goods against owner
BSue owner for expenses
CSue for a reward offered
DLook for the owner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Sue owner for expenses
Under Section 168 the finder cannot sue for compensation for voluntary trouble and expense, though he may retain the goods until paid.
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