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2-LQ2 DifferentKindsofObligations PDF
2-LQ2 DifferentKindsofObligations PDF
AC15-
You have until March 12, 2021, 3:00 PM to complete the quiz. Failure to submit on time will
invalidate results and will require student to take a special quiz. Please follow specific
instructions in each subtest. No consideration will be given on grounds of failure to follow
specific instructions. Good luck.
Classify the following rules on which kind of obligation it will apply. Write only the LETTER of
the item described and USE CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY. Choose from the following: (1 point
each)
A. Pure and Conditional Obligations
B. Obligations with a Period
C. Alternative Obligations
D. Joint and Solidary Obligations
E. Divisible and Indivisible Obligations
F. Obligations with a Penal Clause
Correct answer
C
The classification of the obligation is due to the manner of performance *1/1
of the obligation, not the parties involved.
The intention of the parties supersedes the nature of the object. * 1/1
There are as many debts as there are debtors and as many credits as *1/1
there are creditors.
Correct answer
B
When the debtor tries to escape the liability, the accessory obligation *1/1
becomes ineffective.
The accessory obligation generally substitutes claim for interest and *1/1
damages.
Mutual agency between the debtors or the creditors may exist. * 1/1
If the accessory obligation depends upon the sole will of the debtor, as a *1/1
general rule, the obligation is also void.
A
Rights retroact to the date of the constitution of the obligation. * 1/1
Correct answer
Indemnity depends on the value of the last thing lost due to his fault if *1/1
choice of prestation is on the part of the debtor.
Based on the hypothetical case given for each kind of obligation, determine if the
subsequent statements are TRUE or FALSE. Write your answers in CAPITAL LETTERS ONLY.
(2 points each)
FALSE
The right to demand will be extinguished if B takes the board exam and *0/2
failed or if on the third day of the board exam B met an accident and fails
to take the last subject.
FALSE
Correct answer
TRUE
The right to the apartment building complex accrued on June 1, 2021. * 2/2
FALSE
TRUE
The right to the fruits of the apartment building complex retroact to *0/2
January 1, 2021.
TRUE
Correct answer
FALSE
On January 1, 2021 A promised to give B his only parcel of land on May 28, 2021.
TRUE
Correct answer
FALSE
If A tries to flee the country on May 15, 2021, the obligation immediately *2/2
becomes demandable.
TRUE
If A puts a fence on the property surrounding the land before May 28, *2/2
2021 he can demand reimbursement from B for the amount dispensed to
improve the property upon turning over the same.
FALSE
Case 3- Alternative Obligations 6 of 10 points
A promised to give B his only book or his only notebook or 1g of methamphetamine or his
only pen.
FALSE
If the right of choice belongs to A and both the book and the notebook is *0/2
lost due his fault, he shall be compelled to deliver the pen plus damages
because the other prestations were lost due to his fault.
TRUE
Correct answer
FALSE
If the right of choice belongs to B and both the book and the notebook is *2/2
lost due A’s fault, A can be compelled to deliver the pen plus damages
because the other prestations were lost due to his fault.
TRUE
If the right of choice belongs to B and the book is lost due to fortuitous *2/2
event while the notebook and pen are both due A’s fault, the basis of
indemnity will be the value of pen if it’s the last thing lost plus damages.
FALSE
If the right of choice belongs to B and B communicates that his choice is *0/2
the only pen, he cannot change his choice to the book if the pen is lost
due to fortuitous event.
FALSE
Correct answer
TRUE
Assuming that active solidarity exists and X remits A’s liability, he shall *0/2
reimburse Y and Z P9,000 each.
TRUE
Correct answer
FALSE
Assuming that active solidarity exists and X demanded for the payment, *2/2
B’s payment to Y does not extinguish his share in the obligation.
TRUE
Assuming passive solidarity exists and A becomes insolvent, the *2/2
creditors can still recover fully from B.
TRUE
Assuming passive solidarity exists and X remits the entire obligation due *2/2
to him because of A, A can recover P6,000 from B.
FALSE
Assuming passive solidarity exists and A is a minor, B can use A’s *2/2
minority to reduce his liability against X to P6,000.
TRUE
TRUE
TRUE
FALSE
TRUE
FALSE
A cannot choose to pay P100 per day instead of paying the installment *2/2
due.
TRUE
Aside from the P100 penalty, A will pay the legal interest if he fails to pay *2/2
on time any of the installment.
FALSE
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