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What Latin phrase is used to express the principle that ignorance of the law is not an excuse?
What Latin phrase is used to express the principle that ignorance of the law is not an excuse?
- Ignorantia legis non excusat (correct)
- Quid pro quo
- Per se
- In dubio pro reo
According to Article 19, what should every person observe in the exercise of their rights and duties?
According to Article 19, what should every person observe in the exercise of their rights and duties?
- Fairness and justice (correct)
- Partiality and discrimination
- Selfishness and greed
- Deception and dishonesty
In Article 427, what is highlighted as being subject to ownership?
In Article 427, what is highlighted as being subject to ownership?
- Both things and rights (correct)
- Only tangible things
- Only intellectual creations
- Only immovable property
What right does the owner have according to Article 428 of the Civil Code?
What right does the owner have according to Article 428 of the Civil Code?
According to Article 435, under what circumstances can a person be deprived of their property?
According to Article 435, under what circumstances can a person be deprived of their property?
What must a person do if they acquire something from another without just or legal ground, according to Article 22?
What must a person do if they acquire something from another without just or legal ground, according to Article 22?
The owner of a parcel of land can construct any works or make any plantations without detriment to:
The owner of a parcel of land can construct any works or make any plantations without detriment to:
What happens if someone builds, plants, or sows in bad faith on the land of another, according to the text?
What happens if someone builds, plants, or sows in bad faith on the land of another, according to the text?
In co-ownership, when does co-ownership exist according to the text?
In co-ownership, when does co-ownership exist according to the text?
What happens when two movable things are united in a way that they form a single object without bad faith?
What happens when two movable things are united in a way that they form a single object without bad faith?
According to Article 445, what happens to whatever is built, planted, or sown on another's land?
According to Article 445, what happens to whatever is built, planted, or sown on another's land?
Under what circumstances does an owner lose what is built, planted, or sown on another's land?
Under what circumstances does an owner lose what is built, planted, or sown on another's land?
What is an obligation defined as according to the text?
What is an obligation defined as according to the text?
In the context of obligations, who is liable for damages if guilty of fraud, negligence, or delay?
In the context of obligations, who is liable for damages if guilty of fraud, negligence, or delay?
Which type of contract is formed when two persons reach an agreement where one promises to give something or render a service to the other?
Which type of contract is formed when two persons reach an agreement where one promises to give something or render a service to the other?
According to Article 1318, which of the following is NOT a requisite for a valid contract?
According to Article 1318, which of the following is NOT a requisite for a valid contract?
What is necessary for obligations arising from contracts to have the force of law between the parties involved?
What is necessary for obligations arising from contracts to have the force of law between the parties involved?
Which of the following is NOT a source from which obligations can arise according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT a source from which obligations can arise according to the text?
