Tarlac State University

School of Law
Law on Sales

Atty. Jorge M. Garcia

QUIZ

INSTRUCTIONS: Answer TRUE if the statement is absolutely true.

Otherwise, answer FALSE.

1. Whenever a usurper of registered land is able to transfer the same to

an innocent purchaser for value and is unable to compensate the
original title holder for the loss, then the latter is now left without
proper recourse.
2. An agreement that stipulates that the seller shall execute a deed of sale
only upon or after payment of the purchase price is a contract to sell,
not a contract of sale.
3. A Contract to Sell is the same as a Conditional Deed of Sale.
4. Any affirmation of fact or any promise by the seller relating to the
thing is an express warranty if the natural tendency of such
affirmation or promise is to induce the buyer to purchase the same.
5. The gross negligence of the seller in defending its title to the property
subject matter of the sale amounts to bad faith.
6. An implied warranty against hidden defects in that the vendor shall be
responsible for any hidden defects which render the thing sold unfit
for the use for which it is intended, or should they diminish its fitness
for such use to such an extent that, had the vendee been aware thereof,
he would not have acquired it.
7. The existence of a contract of sale between the parties bars the
commission of a tort by one against the other and the consequent
recovery of damages therefor.
8. An action to claim for a breach of implied warranty prescribes in four
(4) years.
9. If there is an express warranty, it prescribes in ten (10) years.
10.Res Ipsa Loquitor means “let the buyer beware.”