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    The document discusses contracts for piecework under Articles 1713-1731 of the Philippines Civil Code. It provides questions and answers about the obligations of contractors, their rights, and their liabilities. Specifically, it notes contractors are obligated to do the work they agreed to and are responsible for their work. They have rights to payment and compensation if the work is not their fault. Contractors are liable for damages if the work is not properly done. If a house under construction burns down before completion, the contractor bears the loss unless otherwise stipulated. Unpaid material suppliers after acceptance of work cannot demand further payment from the owner.

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    The document discusses contracts for piecework under Articles 1713-1731 of the Philippines Civil Code. It provides questions and answers about the obligations of contractors, their rights, and their liabilities. Specifically, it notes contractors are obligated to do the work they agreed to and are responsible for their work. They have rights to payment and compensation if the work is not their fault. Contractors are liable for damages if the work is not properly done. If a house under construction burns down before completion, the contractor bears the loss unless otherwise stipulated. Unpaid material suppliers after acceptance of work cannot demand further payment from the owner.

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    The document discusses contracts for piecework under Articles 1713-1731 of the Philippines Civil Code. It provides questions and answers about the obligations of contractors, their rights, and their liabilities. Specifically, it notes contractors are obligated to do the work they agreed to and are responsible for their work. They have rights to payment and compensation if the work is not their fault. Contractors are liable for damages if the work is not properly done. If a house under construction burns down before completion, the contractor bears the loss unless otherwise stipulated. Unpaid material suppliers after acceptance of work cannot demand further payment from the owner.

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    CE 326 – CE LAWS, ETHICS AND CONTRACTS

    SEATWORK ON CONTRACT FOR A PIECE OF WORK


    Articles 1713 – 1731, Civil Code of the Philippines

    Question 1:
    What is a contract for a piece of work?

    Question 2:
    What are the obligations of the Contractor?

    Answers:
    1 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )
    2 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )
    3 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )

    Question 3:
    What are the rights of the Contractor?

    Answers:
    1 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )
    2 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )

    Question 4:
    What are the liabilities of the Contractor?

    Answers:
    1 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )
    2 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )
    3 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )
    4 ______________________________ __________________________________________ (Art. ____ )

    Question 5:
    An engineer agrees to construct a residential house under the lump-sum contract of P2,000,000.00.
    While the building is nearing completion, it is destroyed by fire of unknown origin. Who suffers the loss?

    Question 6:
    Engr. A undertook to construct for Dr. B a five-door apartment. For a consideration of P1,000,000.00,
    Engr. A agreed to furnish both labor and materials. After Dr. B paid the contract price and after he
    accepted the apartment, Hardware C approached Dr. B and demanded payment of P50,000.00
    representing the unpaid materials of Engr. A. Will such action of Hardware C, prosper? Why?

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