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Lava joined a competition when she is 17 years old and she ordered a dress cost...

Lava joined a competition when she is 17 years old and she ordered a dress cost $70,000. At the end lava lose the competition and the owner is required payment from her or returns the dress. Advise Lava. (USE ENGLISH LAW)

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Answer - The given scenario just not mention whether Lava ordered the dress on a conditional agreement aligned with her winning the competition. It states that Lava was participating and she ordered the dress, so winning or losing has no relation to the order. Now another point mentioned here is the owner is giving her the option to pay for the dress or to return it. Thus the choice gets easier for Lava, as she did not win the competition so she might not be willing to keep the dress and pay for it, thus returning the dress will be the wisest option for Lava.

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