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A & B entered into a contract of loan in the amount of P1M with interest at 192% per annum. When the obligation became due and demandable B failed to pay despite demand, hence, A filed a complaint against B. On the interest rate, what is a valid contention of B?

A. B can ask the court to declare it void on the ground that it is contrary to the Usury Law.
B. B can ask the court to declare it void and be not liable at all.
C. B can ask the court to delacre it void on the ground that it is unconscionable, hence, contrary to morals and the court may fix the interest rate at its discretion.
D. A can contend that the interest rate is valid because of the principle of binding effect of contracts.
Answer» C. B can ask the court to delacre it void on the ground that it is unconscionable, hence, contrary to morals and the court may fix the interest rate at its discretion.
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