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Introduction To Law - Topic 2 - Part 4 - Civil Obligations
Introduction To Law - Topic 2 - Part 4 - Civil Obligations
Civil Obligations
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Outline
I/ Overview of Civil Law in Vietnam
II/ Civil legal relations
III/ Ownership
IV/ Civil obligations
V/ Civil contracts
VI/ Tort law
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IV/ Civil obligations - Outline
1) Definition
2) Bases for giving rise to civil obligations
3) Types of civil obligations
4) Transfer of rights/obligations
5) Securities for Performance of Civil
Obligations
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Session’s Objectives
• Being able to understand:
– WHAT a civil obligation is
– WHAT TYPES of civil obligations are
– HOW to establish a civil obligation
– HOW to transfer civil rights or obligations
– HOW to secure a civil obligation
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4.1. Civil obligations: Definition
Civil obligations = ??? (Art. 274)
E.g. of civil obligations = ??? (Art.s 274; 275)
Civil obligations = Civil Legal Relations???
Elements Subjects Contents Objects
Legal Relations
obligors the obligors and obligee's properties (money, objects,
Civil Obligations obligees rights and obligations valuable papers), conducts,
non-conducts
individuals, organizations
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4.5. Civil Obligations:
Securities for Performance
- Pledge
- Mortgage
- Deposit/ Performance Bond
- Security Collateral/ Security Deposit
- Escrow Account/ Escrow Deposit
- Guarantee
- Pledge of Trust/ Fidelity Guarantee
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4.5. Civil Obligations:
Securities for Performance
A is in debt now and would like to borrow
some money from B - his friend. B doubts
about the ability of A to return the
borrowing.
a. What A can do to persuade B to proceed
on lending the sum?
b. What if A does not have his own asset?
Hints: Art.s 292, 309, 317, 328, 331, 335,
344, 346
Homework
1. Create your own
mind-map for
today’s session!
(It works for you in
exams! :D)
2. Read Art.s 385-
393, 398, 406,
430-569, 117 in the
Civil Code
3. Read Course
book, pp. 195-196