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A suit through ‘next fried’ can be filed by
a minor
a lunatic
both (a) & (b)
none of the above
Let’s break it down:
- Option 1: a minor
A minor can’t sue on their own—they aren’t legally capable. So, they need someone to file the suit for them. That “someone” is called a “next friend.”
- Option 2: a lunatic
Same rule applies here. A person of unsound mind (or “lunatic”—though that term is old-fashioned) isn’t considered fit to represent themselves in court. They also need a “next friend.”
- Option 3: both (a) & (b)
Both minors and persons of unsound mind need a next friend to file a suit for them.
- Option 4: none of the above
This one clearly doesn’t fit, since there are people who *do* need a next friend.
Here’s what this comes down to:
The best answer is Option 3: both (a) & (b).
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