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What characterizes a divisible obligation?
What characterizes a divisible obligation?
- It is always a monetary obligation with fixed amounts.
- It involves only a single object that cannot be divided.
- It requires the full performance before any obligation is satisfied.
- It can be fulfilled in parts or installments. (correct)
Which of the following describes an indivisible obligation?
Which of the following describes an indivisible obligation?
- It can be assigned to multiple parties for partial completion.
- It can be performed partially, but not to satisfaction.
- It is only fulfilled when the entire obligation is met at once. (correct)
- It allows for varying degrees of fulfillment based on agreement.
In which scenario would an obligation be considered divisible?
In which scenario would an obligation be considered divisible?
- When the performance must happen simultaneously by all parties.
- When it involves intangible assets like patents.
- When it consists of qualitative requirements that cannot be divided.
- When the delivery of goods can occur in specified quantities. (correct)
What is a key difference between divisible and indivisible obligations?
What is a key difference between divisible and indivisible obligations?
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If an obligation involves a piece of land, how would it generally be classified?
If an obligation involves a piece of land, how would it generally be classified?
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Divisible Obligation
Divisible Obligation
An obligation whose object can be partially fulfilled.
Indivisible Obligation
Indivisible Obligation
An obligation whose object cannot be partially fulfilled.
Study Notes
Divisible Obligation
- Fulfillment can be done in parts.
Indivisible Obligation
- Cannot be fulfilled in parts.
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