Which of the Following Is True in State V

Which of the following is true in State v. Mills?

A) If a creditor extends credit in reliance upon security that is falsely represented to be adequate, he has not been defrauded if the debtor intends to repay the debt.
B) There is no crime of false pretenses whenever a defendant intentionally has imposed a risk on the creditor that the creditor did not choose to take on, because there is no intention to defraud in such a case.
C) Intent to repay a loan obtained on the basis of a false representation of the security for the loan is not a defense to a criminal charge of false pretenses.
D) The crime of larceny should have been charged in this case. is designed to protect one's title interest.