15 Questions
What is a pure obligation?
An obligation that does not contain any condition or term upon which the fulfillment is made to depend
What is a conditional obligation?
An obligation subject to a condition
What is a suspensive obligation?
Its fulfillment gives rise to an obligation
What is a resolutory obligation?
Its happening extinguishes the obligation
What does a condition refer to in the context of obligations?
An event which is both future and uncertain upon which the existence or extinguishment of an obligation is made to depend
What does an impossible condition imply in the context of obligations?
The obligation is annulled
What happens to a divisible obligation if part of it is affected by an impossible or unlawful condition?
The affected part is annulled
What are the two kinds of impossible conditions mentioned in the text?
Physically Impossible and Legally Impossible
When is a conditional obligation considered void?
When the obligor has no intention to comply with his obligation
When is a conditional obligation considered valid?
When the condition is negative
What is the definition of a possible condition in the context of obligations?
It is capable of realization according to nature, law, public policy or good customs
What does a physically impossible condition imply?
It is a condition that cannot exist or cannot be done in its nature
What does a legally impossible condition imply?
It is a condition that is contrary to law, good customs, or public policy
What happens when an obligation depends on an impossible condition?
The obligation is annulled
What is the behavior of an obligor when a conditional obligation is void?
The obligor knows his obligation cannot be fulfilled and has no intention to comply
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