[Solved] Mr. X. donated a cell phone worth P35,000 to Mr. B orally and delivered the same to Mr. B who accepted.

Q.	Mr. X. donated a cell phone worth P35,000 to Mr. B orally and delivered the same to Mr. B who accepted.
A.	The donation is valid.
B.	The donation is voidable and may be annulled.
C.	The donation is void and Mr. X may get the cell phone back.
D.	The donation is void but Mr. X cannot get the cell phone back.
Answer» C. The donation is void and Mr. X may get the cell phone back.

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