alleryStart learning →Owner offers a specific reward for lost goods. The finder may:
AOnly retain the goods
BSue for expenses only
CSue for it and retain goods
DKeep the goods himself
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Sue for it and retain goods
Section 168 permits the finder to sue for a specific reward offered and to retain the goods until he receives it.
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