Tebogo is 16 years old and she just recently got her motorcycle licence. She convinces her mother to go with her to a Vespa dealer where she then buys her own new motorcycle. Tebogo stops paying and the Vespa deal wants to claim the outstanding money from Tebogo's mother. Choose the CORRECT option below.

• A.In Crawley v Rex 1909 TS 1105, the court stated that you could only hold the minor liable once she reaches majority at the age of 21.
• B.In Wood v Davies 1934 CPD 250, the court held that a dealer was entitled to claim from a parent where the contract was not in the best interest of the minor
• C.In Tanne v Foggit 1938 TPD 43, the court stated that you could claim the money back from the parent as they bind themselves personally in assisted contracts.
• D.In Marshall v National Wool Industries 1924 OPD 238, the court stated that the minor was personally liable to perform on the contract and not the guardian.