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What is the characteristic of a Solemn contract?
What is the characteristic of a Solemn contract?
- It is a type of Consensual contract
- It is a type of Real contract
- It is perfected through compliance with the form required by law (correct)
- It is perfected by mere consent
What is the purpose of a Remuneratory contract?
What is the purpose of a Remuneratory contract?
- To provide a benefit to one party
- To show mere liberality or generosity
- To perform an obligation by one party as the other party performs or has performed its own obligation
- To receive a payment for a service or benefit previously rendered (correct)
What is the characteristic of a valid Innominate contract?
What is the characteristic of a valid Innominate contract?
- It is not regulated by any law or code
- It is regulated by the rules governing the most analogous nominate contracts only
- It is regulated by the stipulations of the parties and the Civil Code (correct)
- It is regulated by the customs of the place only
What is the purpose of a Gratuitous contract?
What is the purpose of a Gratuitous contract?
What is the purpose of an Onerous contract?
What is the purpose of an Onerous contract?
Which type of contract is perfected by mere consent and the delivery of the object?
Which type of contract is perfected by mere consent and the delivery of the object?
Which characteristic of a contract emphasizes that the contract is only binding between the parties involved?
Which characteristic of a contract emphasizes that the contract is only binding between the parties involved?
What is the characteristic of a contract that requires the consent of both parties to be valid?
What is the characteristic of a contract that requires the consent of both parties to be valid?
Which characteristic of a contract allows the parties to establish their own stipulations and conditions, as long as they are not contrary to law or morals?
Which characteristic of a contract allows the parties to establish their own stipulations and conditions, as long as they are not contrary to law or morals?
What is the characteristic of a contract that makes it enforceable by law, with the threat of civil action or lawsuit?
What is the characteristic of a contract that makes it enforceable by law, with the threat of civil action or lawsuit?
Which characteristic of a contract ensures that the parties are bound to fulfill their obligations, as long as they are in good faith and in accordance with the law?
Which characteristic of a contract ensures that the parties are bound to fulfill their obligations, as long as they are in good faith and in accordance with the law?
What is the characteristic of a contract that is not perfected until the delivery of the object of the obligation?
What is the characteristic of a contract that is not perfected until the delivery of the object of the obligation?
A contract with stipulations that do not contradict the law, morals, good customs, public order, or public policy is classified as a(n) _______ contract.
A contract with stipulations that do not contradict the law, morals, good customs, public order, or public policy is classified as a(n) _______ contract.
Which type of contract may be rescinded or revoked in certain cases established by law?
Which type of contract may be rescinded or revoked in certain cases established by law?
A contract that may be invalidated by a court due to mistakes, violence, or fraud is classified as a(n) _______ contract.
A contract that may be invalidated by a court due to mistakes, violence, or fraud is classified as a(n) _______ contract.
A contract with no legal validity at all due to certain defects, such as illegality, is classified as a(n) _______ contract.
A contract with no legal validity at all due to certain defects, such as illegality, is classified as a(n) _______ contract.
A contract that is legally valid but cannot be enforced through court action due to defects, unless ratified, is classified as a(n) _______ contract.
A contract that is legally valid but cannot be enforced through court action due to defects, unless ratified, is classified as a(n) _______ contract.
Which of the following classifications is NOT mentioned in the Civil Code?
Which of the following classifications is NOT mentioned in the Civil Code?
