Obligations: Divisible vs Indivisible

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)

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.

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)

<p>Divisible obligations can be fulfilled at intervals; indivisible cannot.</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Indivisible, since land usually requires complete transfer.</p> Signup and view all the answers