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QUIZ 2.
1. T or F | There is alternative obligation when there are several prestations but only one is due and its
performance will suffice.
2. T or F | It is a conjunctive obligation when there are all several prestations and some are due while
some are not.
6. T or F | Facts: A obliges himself to give B 1 million pesos should he marry G before B turns 23 of
age. A is liable if B marries G on his 23rd birthday. 12. The obligation of A is extinguished if G
married X before B reaches 23 years old.
7. T or F | FACTS: A,B and C obliged promised to pay X in solidum the amount of Php 12, 000 as
follows: A to pay X at 1, 000 per month starting January; B to pay X in two installments due on
March and June; C to pay X in full on May. On April, if A is insolvent since January, the amount due
is still Php 6, 000 to be paid by B or C
10. T or F | A is obliged by contract to deliver a specific car to B, A is not obliged to deliver the “jack” of
the car to B because the delivery of the jack is not mentioned in the contract.
13. T or F | The obligation is one with a period when the debtor binds himself to pay from time to time.
17. T or F | FACTS: A,B and C obliged promised to pay X in solidum the amount of Php 12, 000 as
follows: A to pay X at 1, 000 per month starting January; B to pay X in two installments due on
March and June; C to pay X in full on May. On July, A and B made good of their shares but C
incurred delay, only C will be liable of any interest that would be imposed but all creditors are liable
for it to X subject to reimbursement from C.
18. T or F | As a rule, the penal clause cannot stand on its own if the principal obligation is void.
19. T or F | FACTS: A,B and C obliged promised to pay X in solidum the amount of Php 12, 000 as
follows: A to pay X at 1, 000 per month starting January; B to pay X in two installments due on
March and June; C to pay X in full on May. On June, if there is a valid remission of the share of B
and A is insolvent, only C will bear the entire obligation less the share of B
20. T or F | On top of the penalty, parties can stipulate over recovery of damages.
21. T or F | The obligation is demandable at once if the condition imposed is negative, that is, not to do
an impossible thing.
22. T or F | The intent of the parties in establishing the obligation is the controlling factor in
determining the possibility of partial prestation.
23. T or F | It is called passive solidarity when the solidarity is on the part of the debtors.
25. T or F | The resolutory condition is void if its fulfillment depends upon the will of the debtor.
27. T or F | In alternative obligation the choice made by the debtor should be with concurrence of the
creditor to be valid.
28. T or F | The condition shall be deemed fulfilled, only when the obligor prevents its fulfillment with
malice.
29. T or F | The suspensive condition is void if the fulfillment of the obligation depends upon the sole
will of the debtor.
30. T or F | FACTS: A,B and C obliged promised to pay X in solidum the amount of Php 12, 000 as
follows: A to pay X at 1, 000 per month starting January; B to pay X in two installments due on
March and June; C to pay X in full on May. On April, the amount due is Php 6,000 to be paid by A
and B only
31. T or F | Prescription is a complete defense which is derived according to the nature of the
obligation.
34. T or F | The presumption that the obligation is joint is in favor of the debtors.
35. T or F | The lost of a thing due to fortuitous event is extinguished if the object is generic.
37. T or F | FACTS: A,B and C obliged promised to pay X in solidum the amount of Php 12, 000 as
follows: A to pay X at 1, 000 per month starting January; B to pay X in two installments due on
March and June; C to pay X in full on May. On June, only B has a standing obligation to X
38. T or F | The suspensive condition is void if its fulfillment depends exclusively upon the will of the
creditor.
39. T or F | Facts: A obliges himself to give B 1 million pesos should he marry G before B turns 23 of
age. A is liable if B marries G on his 23rd birthday. A is liable if B marries before he turns 23.
43. T or F | Consent of the other creditors is not necessary if the assignment is made to a co-creditor.
44. T or F | In mixed solidarity, any one of the solidary creditors can demand the fulfillment of the
entire obligation.
47. T or F | Facts: A obliges himself to give B 1 million pesos should he marry G before B turns 23 of
age. A is liable if B marries G on his 23rd birthday. 14. The obligation of A is extinguished if B
marries Y at 20 years old.
49. T or F | Facts: A obliges himself to give B 1 million pesos should he marry G before B turns 23 of
age. A is liable if B marries G on his 23rd birthday. 10. A is liable if B marries G on his 23rd birthday.
50. T or F | The debtor shall be liable if the loss of the thing intended as substitute is due to his fault
regardless when it was lost.
1. Identification| One where each of the debtors is bound to render the entire compliance of the
prestation.
4. Identification| In crime, the guilt of the accused must be proved beyond reasonable
The correct answer is: doubt
5. Identification| Law which provides for the procedure in the enforcement of rights.
7. T or F | When the debt of a thing certain proceeds from a criminal offense, the debtor shall be
exempted from the payment of the price if the thing is lost through a fortuitous event.
8. Identification| Obligation wherein several prestations are due but the performance of one is
sufficient.
11. Identification| The condition depends upon chance or upon the will of a third person.
14. Identification| Particularly designated or physically segregated from all others of the same class.
17. Identification| Subgrogatory action is based on the concept that the debtor of my debtor is my
.
21. Identification| A is a future and certain event upon the arrival of which the obligation
subject to each either arises or is extinguished.
22. Identification| Obligation wherein only one prestation has been agreed upon but the obligor may
render another in substitution.
26. Identification| Other term for crime which is an act or omission punished by law.
27. Identification| The condition depends upon the will of one of the parties.
28. Identification| The condition shall be deemed fulfilled when the obligor prevents its
fulfillment.
29. Identification| Kind of novation where the object or principal condition of the obligation are
changed.
33. Identification| Is an obligation wherein its delivery or performance is capable of partial fulfillment.
34. Identification| Are those events which are unforeseen, though foreseen are inevitable
36. Identification| During the pendency of the condition, if it is improved at the expense of the debtor,
he shall have no other right than that granted to a .
38. Identification| Meeting in one person of the qualities of creditor and debtor with respect to the
same obligation.
40. Identification| Is the extinguishment to the concurrent amount of the debts of two persons who in
their own right are debtors and creditors of each other.
41. Identification| Kind of damage imposed to set an example so that others will not follow.
42. T or F | If the new obligation is void, the original one shall subsist, unless the parties intended that
the old obligation shall be extinguished in any event.
43. T or F | A debt which consists in sum of money and another debt which consists in a consumable
thing are extinguished by legal compensation as long as both debts have the same amount and
one is already due.
47. Identification| The condition not to do an impossible thing shall be considered as not having been
upon.
48. Identification| A condition wherein one, the fulfillment of which will extinguish an obligation.
53. T or F | In obligations to give a generic thing whose quality and circumstances have not been
stated, the creditor can demand a thing of superior quality.
54. Identification| A juridical relation between to persons created out of certain lawful voluntary, and
unilateral acts giving rise to certain obligation.
55. Identification| Law is a of conduct, just, obligatory promulgated by competent authority
for common observance and benefit.
56. Identification| That currency by which the debtor may compel the creditor to accept payment of
the obligation if tendered in the proper amount.
57. Identification| Meeting of minds between two persons whereby one binds himself with respect to
the other to give something or render some service.
58. Identification| Is an obligation which can stand by itself and does not depend for its validity and
existence upon another obligation.
59. T or F | In obligations to do, the debtor’s obligation is extinguished if the prestation becomes
physically impossible due to his fault.
60. Identification| It is the extinction of the obligation through the creation of a new one which
substitutes it.
24. death
27. insolvency
34. Neglect or failure of full disclosure when there is a need to do so. - Concealment
35. It is the act of deliberate deception of others through pretend agreements. – Incidental Fraud
39. Facto ut des in English means I give that you may do. - False
QUIZ 4
1. The Statute of Fraud
b. Applies to any contract provided the action is not for specific performance.
c. Applies to the 6 contracts enumerated in Art. 1403 par 2 of the Civil Code
a. The injured party can claim both the penalty and the principal obligation
c. The injured party can claim the penalty only after proof of damage suffered by him
d. The injured party can claim only damaged without the penalty’
3. A contract of sale
a. A bilateral contract
b. A consensual contract
c. A reciprocal contract
d. All of the above
4. Paul granted Kyx a certain period to purchase a parcel of land. Kyx did not give a separate consideration for said
option. Should the offer be not accepted in the meantime and Paul withdrew the offer, such withdrawal shall take
effect:
5. On January 5, 2010, in a written contract, 20-year old Paul borrowed and received Php 1M from Kyx, a seven-year
old girl, to be paid on June 5, 2010. Upon reaching the age of majority, Kyx ratified the contract of loan. Kyx then
demanded payment thereof. Legally, how much can Kyx compel Paul to pay?
c. P1M only
6. All are due but which of them needs demand before payment be required from the obligor?
b. By way of a contract, the obligation to deliver a bridal cake for the creditor’s wedding
c. While in the obligor’s possession, his wife voluntarily destroys the specific thing which is the object of the obligation
d. While in the obligor’s possession, the obligor himself destroyed the specific thing which is the object of the obligation
7. Paul was kidnapped by some terrorists and was brought in the mountains of Cotabato. IIn much fear, Paul called
Kyx to help him escape for a consideration of P500k. Kyx agreed to rescue Paul, hence, the agreement betweel Paul
and Kyx is:
a. Valid
b. Void
b. A civil obligation
c. A perfect obligation
d. An imperfect obligation
12. “I promise to give A a car upon A’s passing the CPA board within 5 years.” The condition in this obligation is:
a. Resolutory
b. Casual
c. Positive
d. Potestative
13. A characteristic of a thing which cannot be used in a manner appropriate to their nature without being consumed
is:
a. Fungible
b. Non-fungible
c. Consumable
d. Non-consumable
a. Civil obligations
b. Natural obligations
c. Moral obligations
d. Quasi-contractual obligations
c. To do
d. Not to do
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