Statement A: If there is a conflict among the provisions of a deed of donation, the one which has the least transmission of rights to the done shall prevail. In a bank deposit, the... Statement A: If there is a conflict among the provisions of a deed of donation, the one which has the least transmission of rights to the done shall prevail. In a bank deposit, the contract entered into by the depositor and the bank is a Statement B: Contract of Loan. Only Statement 'B' is true. Only Statement 'A' is true. Both statements are true. Neither is true.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking to determine the truthfulness of two legal statements regarding a deed of donation and a bank deposit. The user needs to identify which statements are true or false based on legal principles.
Answer
Neither is true
Neither is true
Answer for screen readers
Neither is true
More Information
In legal interpretations, conflicts in deeds of donation generally prioritize provisions that reflect the donor's clear intent, which may not necessarily be those with the least rights transferred. For bank deposits, these are typically contracts of bailment, not loans, as the bank does not borrow but safeguards the depositor's funds.
Tips
A common mistake is assuming deeds of donation always minimize rights to protect the donor. Similarly, bank deposit contracts are often misunderstood as loans due to the bank's ability to use deposited funds.
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