1.S, an employee of a private company, sold his car for P100, 000.00 to B, whom he knew was only 17 years old. S delivered the car to B who immediately paid the amount of P100, 000.00. Later, S was transferred to another branch of his employer which was quite a distance from his residence. He wanted to get back the car from B so that he will have something to use in going to and from his new office. Neither B nor his guardian has registered the sale with the Land Transportation Office. Who can file an action for annulment?

A: Only B, when he attains the age of majority, or his guardian, while B is still a minor, can bring an action to annul the contract.

b. S as the contracting party

c. Only B, when he attains the age of majority

d. Only the guardian, while B is still a minor, can bring an action to annul the contract.

2.Six years ago, Marcelo, 17 years old, sold his one-hectare agricultural lot to Bernardo for P100,000. Marcelo invested the proceeds of the sale in a business which was successful at the start but had gone through difficult times as a result of the economic crisis. He thought of the agricultural lot that he sold to Bernardo which had been enjoying bumper crops since Bernardo bought it from him. Marcelo now approaches you to seek your help on whether it would still be possible to annul the sale of the agricultural lot to Bernardo. What advice will you give to Marcelo?

A: Neither Marcelo nor Bernardo may annul the sale

b. Both Marcelo and Bernardo may annul the sale.

c. Only Marcelo may annul the sale.

d. Only Bernardo may annul the sale.