[Solved] When A’s obligation to B became due and demandable, A offered to pay, but refused to accept payment. State the remedies of A.

Q.	When A’s obligation to B became due and demandable, A offered to pay, but refused to accept payment. State the remedies of A.
A.	A must make a tender of payment to B.
B.	A must make a tender of payment and deposit the amount in court.
C.	A can go direct to court and deposit the amount due in court.
D.	A must make a tender of payment, deposit the amount in court and make a subsequent notice.
Answer» D. A must make a tender of payment, deposit the amount in court and make a subsequent notice.

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