Legal Obligations Quiz

Which of the following cannot be considered as essential in obligations?

In a contract, what is the legal tie or bond that binds the parties involved?

What distinguishes a contract from a quasi-contract?

Which source of obligations is characterized by a unilateral act for the purpose of preventing unjust enrichment?

What type of obligation involves returning something received by mistake?

What are the rights of the creditor in an obligation to give an indeterminate or generic thing?

In what situation can a creditor hold the obligor responsible for any fortuitous event?

What is an example of a positive personal obligation (obligation to do)?

What can the obligee do if poorly done work needs to be undone?

What happens if the person obliged to perform something contravenes the tenor of the obligation?

What is the meaning of 'juridical necessity' in the context of obligations?

Which element of an obligation refers to the person who can demand the fulfillment of the obligation?

What does a 'patrimonial obligation' refer to in the context of obligations?

What term is used to depict the fact, prestation, or service that forms the core of an obligation?

What is derived from the Latin word 'Obligatio'?

What type of diligence is expected from a common carrier according to the text?

Under the Civil Code, what types of fruits are recognized?

When does the creditor acquire a real right over the thing to be delivered?

What are the types of damages recognized under the Civil Code?

In an obligation to give a specific thing, what right does the obligee have under Article 1165 of the Civil Code?

What is the legal principle behind negotiorum gestio?

In the context of delicts, what does restitution refer to?

What is the main obligation of an obligor in relation to a determinate thing?

What are the requisites of quasi-delicts as a source of obligations?

What happens in a quasi-delict if there is no pre-existing contract?

What kind of fraud results in the vitiation of consent and makes the contract voidable?

In a situation where an obligor's negligence results in failure to fulfill an obligation, what kind of diligence is required?

When an obligor's act or omission prevents the normal fulfillment of an obligation without bad faith or malice, what is this referred to as?

In the context of contravention of the tenor of obligation, what type of act impairs the strict and faithful fulfillment of the obligation?

What kind of diligence is required when both the contract and law are silent about the level of diligence expected?

What is the remedy of the obligee when the obligor violates a negative personal obligation?

What is the consequence if a debtor fails to perform their positive obligation on the agreed date without any demand from the creditor?

In what situation does a person obliged to deliver or do something incur in delay?

What type of delay occurs when there is a delay in accepting delivery of an object that is the subject of an obligation?

What happens when a debtor fails to comply with a demand made by the creditor upon failure to perform an obligation on the agreed date?

In which scenario would a demand by the creditor NOT be necessary to establish that the debtor is in default?

In reciprocal obligations, when does delay by one party begin according to Article 1169?

What constitutes fraud in the performance of an obligation?

When is demand by the creditor unnecessary to establish default in delivering something lost due to the debtor's fault?

Why would a demand not be needed for the debtor to be in default if the object of obligation is lost due to the debtor's fault?