Ross's family lives in Ontario. His parents gave him a credit card in his own name for his 14th birthday. For the past 20 months they have always paid the bills for charges made on the card. Last night, Ross's father told him that they were tired of his extravagance and that from now on, he will have to pay any charges himself, including the one which triggered Ross's father's statement. This bill is for $1,200 for a Florida spring break holiday from which Ross has just returned. a. Ross's parents are liable for any charges on the credit card until they inform the credit card company that they will no longer pay such bills. b. A minor cannot be sued for non-necessaries, so Ross's parents must continue to pay for his purchases until either he turns 18 or the credit card company takes back the card, whichever comes first. c. Since the credit card is in Ross's name, he is responsible for making the payments, including the one for $1,200. d. Since a holiday is a necessary, the credit card company can hold Ross's parents to paying the bill since they are obliged to support a child under age