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In the context of obligations, the tie that binds the parties to the obligation is known as:
In the context of obligations, the tie that binds the parties to the obligation is known as:
- Passive subject
- Active subject
- Prestation
- Efficient Cause (correct)
In the scenario provided, the liability of X's father arises from:
In the scenario provided, the liability of X's father arises from:
- Delict
- Quasi-delict (correct)
- Contract
- Quasi-contract
If H is the only joint debtor who does not want to comply with the obligation, how much is the total amount that can be collected from him by the creditors?
If H is the only joint debtor who does not want to comply with the obligation, how much is the total amount that can be collected from him by the creditors?
- P3,000 plus damages
- P3,000
- P9,000 (correct)
- P9,000 plus damages
In a situation where D promised to deliver his car, laptop, or diamond ring to C, and all things were lost through D's fault, what happens?
In a situation where D promised to deliver his car, laptop, or diamond ring to C, and all things were lost through D's fault, what happens?
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In the context of obligations, who is the active subject?
In the context of obligations, who is the active subject?
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