Question

Parents are liable for their children's contracts for necessaries of life if they have not adequatelly provided such items for them.

True or False?

An elderly patient is persuaded into leaving their caregiver their home in a will. This can be an example of:

Group of answer choices

Intention misrepresentation

Fraud by concealment

Undue influence

Innocent misrepresentation

Answer 1

• Parents are liable...........for them.

True. This statement is true, parents are liable to provide their children the basic necessities of life like food, shelter, clothing etc. So, the parents are liable for their children's contract of necessities until they are minor under the eyes of law.

• An elderly patient..........example of:

undue influence. This is an example of undue influence, as the patient is dependent on the caretaker so they are using this need to influence the Patient to leave the house to the caretaker under a legal will.