ore tik | nemo | em Mra» O& smn aeeng OO» HOO m- RP Bs aD ; : 2 : : a Principal obligations of the vendor. a e ‘The principal obligations of a vendor are: ie (1) to transfer the ownership of the determinate thing sold; ma (2) todeliver the thing, with its accessions and accessories, if i any, in the condition in which they were upon the perfection of a . the contract (Art. 1537.); 14 (3) to warrant against eviction and against hidden defects ° (Arts, 1495, 1547,); 8 (@) to take care of the thing, pending delivery, with proper 2 diligence (see Art. 1163.); and (5) to pay for the expenses of the deed of sale, unless there is 8 a stipulation to the contrary. (Art. 1487.) ore tik | nemo | em Mra» O& smn aeeng OOum ROOOm- KPBS aD ® : 7 ae a Principal obligations of vendee. a e ‘The principal obligations of the vendee are: & () to accept delivery; of the thing sold; and id (2) to pay the price! of the thing sold at the time and place o stipulated in the contract; and a i (3) to bear the expenses for the execution and registration of <4 the sale and putting the goods in a deliverable state, if such is the ° stipulation, (Arts. 1488, 1521, last par.) 2 A grace period granted the vende in case of failure to pay 2 the amount/s due is a right, not an obligation, When uncondi- "The vendor and the vee ae legally fve to stipulate forthe payment of ether b