Law · Indian Contract Act
Under the Indian Contract Act, when can the lender of a thing for use require its return if the loan was gratuitous?
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- 1Only if the borrower has acted to the detriment of the lender
- 2At any time, regardless of the borrower's actions✓
- 3Only if the borrower has not derived any benefit from the loan
- 4Only after the specified time for the loan has expired
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At any time, regardless of the borrower's actions
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