[Solved] In like manner, Bad Faith is not presumed. Why?

Q.	In like manner, Bad Faith is not presumed. Why?
A.	Yes, because bad faith is personal.
B.	Yes, because bad faith could be inherited.
C.	Yes, because ignorance of the law excuses no one.
D.	Yes, because it should be proven in court.
Answer» D. Yes, because it should be proven in court.

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