1. What is the Law on Obligation and Contract?

2. Source of the Law on Obligation and Contract?

3. What is an Obligation?
4. Requisites or elements of an obligation?
5. Kinds of obligation?
6. Sources of obligation?
7. Law as a source of obligation?
8. Contract as a source of obligation?
9. Quasi-contract as a source of obligation?
10. Delict as a source of obligation?
11. Quasi-delict or culpa aquiliana or tort as a source of obligation?
12. Obligation ex lege nor presumed?
13. Law governing obligation derived from law?
14. Effect if part of the contract is void?
15. Concept of Quasi-contract?
16. Two principal kinds of quasi-contracts?
17. What is included in civil liability?
18. Proof or evidence required?
19. Effect is the guilty party died pending trial.
20. Effect if the guilty party is acquitted of the criminal action failed.
21. Minimum amount recoverable in case of death?
22. Concept of quasi-delict or culpa aquiliana?
23. Requisites or elements to concur before the person is liable

24. Kinds of negligence

25. Culpa or negligence distinguished from Dolo or Fraud.
26. Culpa or negligence as distinguished from crimes.
27. The prestation in an obligation
28. Obligation of a person obliged to give something
29. Diligence required in the preservation and delivery of a determinate thing.
30. Meaning of the phrase good father of a family or bonum paterfamilia.
31. Creditors right to the fruits of the thing.
32. Creditors right to the fruits, personal and real rights explained.
33. Delivery or tradition is a requisite for the purpose of acquiring ownership.
34. Kinds of fruits.
35. Definition of terms and examples.
1. Determinate
2. Indeterminate
36. Accessions and accessories defined and exemplified
37. Creditors right to the accession or accessories of a determinate thing.
38. Creditors right in an obligation to do something
39. Concept of delay, default or mora.
40. Kinds of Mora or Delay
41. Requisites of Mora Solvendi
42. Instances when there is no default or mora solvendi
43. Rules on Mora, delay or default.