Multiple choice

The principle behind the doctrine of pan delicto is that where each party is equally at fault, the law favours the party who actually is

  1. not in possession

  2. in possession

  3. injured and helpless

  4. owner of the things concerned
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The principle behind the doctrine of pan delicto is that where each party is equally at fault, the law favours him who is actually in possession, or that where both parties are equally culpable, the law will leave them where it finds them and will not engage itself to determine the rights as between them.

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