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What is one mode of extinguishment of obligations?
What is one mode of extinguishment of obligations?
- By enhancement
- By accumulation
- By moderation
- By novation (correct)
In what scenario may a creditor not be bound to accept payment by a third person?
In what scenario may a creditor not be bound to accept payment by a third person?
- When the third person is a guarantor
- When the third person is not interested in the obligation (correct)
- When the third person is a joint debtor
- When there is a specific provision in the contract
What can be demanded by someone who pays for another in an obligation?
What can be demanded by someone who pays for another in an obligation?
- Repayment from the debtor except in certain cases (correct)
- The cancellation of the obligation
- An extension of the payment deadline
- A share in the debtor's belongings
Under what circumstance can payment by a third person be rejected even if interest is present?
Under what circumstance can payment by a third person be rejected even if interest is present?
Which mode of extinguishment involves the annulment of an obligation?
Which mode of extinguishment involves the annulment of an obligation?
In purely personal obligations, what event can lead to extinguishment?
In purely personal obligations, what event can lead to extinguishment?
What is the concept of application of payment?
What is the concept of application of payment?
Under what circumstances can a person who pays on behalf of the debtor without the debtor's knowledge compel the creditor to subrogate him in his rights? ( confusing. error. it's when both parties allow the new debtor to pay on behalf of old debtor?)
Under what circumstances can a person who pays on behalf of the debtor without the debtor's knowledge compel the creditor to subrogate him in his rights? ( confusing. error. it's when both parties allow the new debtor to pay on behalf of old debtor?)
In what form must payment generally be made according to Philippine laws?
In what form must payment generally be made according to Philippine laws?
When does a consignation produce the effect of payment without prior tender of payment?
When does a consignation produce the effect of payment without prior tender of payment?
What is the main difference between tender of payment and consignation?
What is the main difference between tender of payment and consignation?
What are the requisites of legal compensation?
What are the requisites of legal compensation?
Under what circumstances can a debtor withdraw a consignation made?
Under what circumstances can a debtor withdraw a consignation made?
When does novation take place?
When does novation take place?
What happens when a debtor is released from an obligation due to it becoming legally or physically impossible without their fault?
What happens when a debtor is released from an obligation due to it becoming legally or physically impossible without their fault?
What is required for an obligation to be extinguished by reason of novation?
What is required for an obligation to be extinguished by reason of novation?
What is expromision in relation to debtor substitution?
What is expromision in relation to debtor substitution?
What are the effects of substitution of a new debtor without the knowledge or against the will of the original debtor?
What are the effects of substitution of a new debtor without the knowledge or against the will of the original debtor?
What happens when an obligation is not demandable?
What happens when an obligation is not demandable?
Under what circumstances does confusion or merger of rights occur?
Under what circumstances does confusion or merger of rights occur?
What signifies that an accessory obligation of pledge has been remitted according to Art. 1274?
What signifies that an accessory obligation of pledge has been remitted according to Art. 1274?
When does compensation take place according to Art. 1278?
When does compensation take place according to Art. 1278?
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