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In the classical Hindu-law doctrine of factum valet, which kind of defect may be overlooked after an…

Factum valet may preserve a completed act despite failure to observe a directory requirement. A substantive mandatory requirement remains binding.

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In the classical Hindu-law doctrine of factum valet, which kind of defect may be overlooked after an act has been completed?

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Factum valet may preserve a completed act despite failure to observe a directory requirement. A substantive mandatory requirement remains binding.

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Option A

A merely directory formality can fall within the doctrine.

Option B

The doctrine cannot supply essential legal authority.

Option C

The doctrine cannot override an express substantive prohibition.

Option D

The doctrine presupposes an accomplished act and cannot supply an essential act that never took place.

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