This document provides an outline of the key topics and subtopics that will be covered in a syllabus on Obligations and Contracts law. The major sections include Obligations with a Period, Alternative and Facultative Obligations, Joint and Solidary Obligations, Divisible and Indivisible Obligations, Obligations with a Penal Clause, Extinguishment of Obligation through Payment/Performance, Loss of the Thing Due, Condonation or Remission of Debt, Confusion or Merger of Rights, Compensation, Novation, General Provisions on Contracts, Essential Requisites of Contracts including Consent and Object, Forms of Contracts, Reformation of Instruments, Interpretation
This document provides an outline of the key topics and subtopics that will be covered in a syllabus on Obligations and Contracts law. The major sections include Obligations with a Period, Alternative and Facultative Obligations, Joint and Solidary Obligations, Divisible and Indivisible Obligations, Obligations with a Penal Clause, Extinguishment of Obligation through Payment/Performance, Loss of the Thing Due, Condonation or Remission of Debt, Confusion or Merger of Rights, Compensation, Novation, General Provisions on Contracts, Essential Requisites of Contracts including Consent and Object, Forms of Contracts, Reformation of Instruments, Interpretation
This document provides an outline of the key topics and subtopics that will be covered in a syllabus on Obligations and Contracts law. The major sections include Obligations with a Period, Alternative and Facultative Obligations, Joint and Solidary Obligations, Divisible and Indivisible Obligations, Obligations with a Penal Clause, Extinguishment of Obligation through Payment/Performance, Loss of the Thing Due, Condonation or Remission of Debt, Confusion or Merger of Rights, Compensation, Novation, General Provisions on Contracts, Essential Requisites of Contracts including Consent and Object, Forms of Contracts, Reformation of Instruments, Interpretation
1. Meaning; 2. Effect; 3. A day certain meaning; 4. Suspensive vs. Resolutory Condition 5. Effect of loss, deterioration, or improvement before arrival of period 6. Effect of Payment before arrival of the period 7. Rule on the power of the court to fix period 8. Instances when the debtor lose every right of period
ALTERNATIVE AND FACULTATIVE OBLIGATIONS (Art. 1199-1206)
1. Alternative vs. Facultative 2. Right of choice a. Debtor b. creditor 3. Effect of notice of choice 4. When the debtor lose the right of choice 5. Effect if all the things which are alternatively the object of the obligation have been lost or the compliance becomes impossible
JOINT AND SOLIDARY OBLIGATION (Art. 1207-1222)
1. Joint vs. solidary obligation a. General Rule; b. Exception/s 2. Rule in joint indivisible obligation 3. Indivisibility vs. solidarity 4. Art. 1211 5. Art. 1212 6. Art. 1213 7. Rule on pay to solidary creditors 8. Liability of solidary creditors in case of novation, compensation, confusion, or remission 9. Rule on the demand of the creditor against solidary debtor 10.Effects of payment by a solidary debtor 11. Effect of payment after obligation has prescribed or become illegal 12. Effect of remission of share after payment 13. Rule in case the thing has been lost or if the prestation has become impossible without the fault of the solidary debtors
DIVISIBLE AND INDIVISIBLE OBLIGATION (Art. 1223-1225)
1. Divisible vs. Indivisible Obligation 2. Effect of non-compliance by a debtor in a joint indivisible obligation 3. Art. 1225
OBLIGATIONS WITH PENAL CLAUSE (Art. 1226-1230)
1. Meaning 2. Purpose 3. Enforceability of penalty 4. Art. 1227 5. Art. 1228 6. Nullity of penal clause vs. nullity of principal obligation
EXTINGUISHMENT OF OBLIGATION
PAYMENT/PERFORMANCE (Art. 1232-1261)
1. Meaning; 2. When debt is considered paid 3. Payment/performance by third person 4. Payment made by one who does not have the capacity to dispose 5. To whom payment be made 6. Creditor cannot be compel to receive a different thing 7. Dation in payment / dation en pago 8. Rule in the delivery of an indeterminate thing 9. Rule on partial payment 10.Art. 1249 11. Inflation and deflation 12. Place of payment 13. Application of payments a. Art. 1253 b. Art. 1254 14. Payment by cession 15. Tender of payment and consignation a. Art. 1257 - 1261
LOSS OF THE THING DUE (Art. 1262-1269)
1. Art. 1262 2. Loss of generic thing 3. Effect of partial loss 4. Effect of impossibility of performance 5. CONDONATION OR REMISSION OF DEBT (Art. 1270-1274) 1. Meaning;
CONFUSION OR MERGER OF RIGHTS (Art. 1275-77)
1. meaning
COMPENSATION (Art. 1278-1290)
1. Meaning 2. Requisites
NOVATION (Art. 1291-1304)
1. Meaning 2. Requisites 3. Kinds 4. Effect owhere the new obligation is void
PART II CONTRACTS (Art. 1305 - 1422)
GENERAL PROVISION (Art. 1305-1317)
1. Meaning of contracts 2. Art. 1306 3. Mutuality of contracts 4. Relativity of contracts 5. Perfection of contracts 6. Unauthorized contracts
ESSENTIAL REQUISITES OF CONTRACTS (Art. 1319-1355)
1. Consent a. Art. 1319 b. Offer made through an agent c. When offer becomes ineffective d. Option contract e. Persons who cannot give consent f. Contracts entered during lucid interval g. Vices of consent h. Mistake i. Violence j. Undue influence k. Fraud 2. Object a. Art. 1347 b. Impossible things c. Requisites 3. Cause of Contracts a. Art. 1350 b. Requisites
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