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What is the characteristic of a determinate thing in a real obligation to deliver?
It is specific and identifiable
What is the consequence of non-performance in determinate obligations?
The non-breaching party may seek a court order compelling performance or claim monetary compensation for losses
In a real obligation to deliver an indeterminate thing, what is the nature of the specific item to be delivered?
It is not identified or specified at the time of entering into the obligation
Why are determinate obligations readily enforceable in court?
Because of their specificity and clarity
What action can the non-breaching party take if specific performance is not feasible in determinate obligations?
The non-breaching party can seek a court order compelling performance or claim monetary compensation for losses
This quiz explores the distinctions between real obligations to deliver a determinate thing and an indeterminate thing in legal terms. It covers the characteristics and definitions of these types of obligations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the differences.
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