Site navigation

The principle behind the doctrine of 'Pari delicto' is that where each party to a contract is equally…

Under the maxim in pari delicto potior est conditio possidentis, where both parties to an unlawful agreement are equally at fault, the law leaves them where it finds them…

Choose your answer

The principle behind the doctrine of 'Pari delicto' is that where each party to a contract is equally at fault, the law favours the party which is actually

Select one answer
Answer and explanation

Correct answer B

Under the maxim in pari delicto potior est conditio possidentis, where both parties to an unlawful agreement are equally at fault, the law leaves them where it finds them and favours the party "In possession".

Practice for these exams

Related question papers

Related exam syllabi

Related questions in this topic