Legal Obligations and Conditions Quiz

If the uncertainty consists in whether the day will come or not, the obligation is always pure.

When a date or period of fulfillment has been agreed upon, the Creditor can only demand fulfillment when that day comes.

Obligations with a resolutory period take effect immediately and are demandable at once.

Obligations with a resolutory period terminate before the arrival of a certain day.

If the uncertainty is sure to happen, then the obligation is considered conditional.

Paying or delivering something before the agreed period allows the obligor to recover it with fruits and interests.

If an obligation does not specify a period, the courts have no authority to fix one based on the nature and circumstances.

The courts can determine the duration of a period if it depends solely on the will of the debtor.

The courts must always determine a period that was exactly contemplated by both parties in any given circumstance.

An obligation with a resolutory period remains valid even after the specified event has occurred.