[Solved] For payment to extinguish the obligation:

Q.	For payment to extinguish the obligation:
A.	The thing or service in which the obligation consists must be completely delivered or rendered.
B.	Payment must not have been justifiably refused by the creditor.
C.	Payment must be in legal tender.
D.	All of the above.
Answer» D. All of the above.

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