Types of Obligations in Business Law

What is a characteristic of a pure obligation?

In a conditional obligation, what does the effectivity depend on?

What is the definition of a condition in obligations?

In a potestative condition, what does the fulfillment depend on?

What characterizes a casual condition in obligations?

In a mixed condition, what does the fulfillment depend on?

What happens to the obligation with a resolutory period?

In what circumstances can a debtor lose the benefit of a period for an obligation?

When can a court fix a period for an obligation?

What does it mean when an obligation has a resolutory period?

When does an obligation with a resolutory period take effect?

What happens if a debtor becomes insolvent after an obligation is contracted?

Under what circumstances can a debtor oppose a premature demand by the creditor for performance?

In an obligation where the fulfilment of the condition depends solely on the debtor's will, it is considered:

What happens when a condition depends on the will of a party to the obligation and partly on chance or a third person's will?

If a debtor is required to pay only if a specific event happens that is solely under the creditor's control, this is known as:

What type of condition results in the acquisition of rights arising out of an obligation?

If a debtor must pay when a specific event occurs that leads to the extinguishment of rights, what type of condition is this?

How is an obligation affected if it deteriorates without the fault of the debtor?

What happens if a thing deteriorates through the fault of the debtor?

In a joint divisible obligation, if one debtor fails to comply with the undertaking, can the other debtors be compelled to pay for the liability of the non-compliant debtor? (minor error)

In a joint indivisible obligation, what gives rise to indemnity for damages against a debtor who does not comply with the undertaking?

What is required to establish solidary liability according to the lease contract mentioned in the text?

What happens to an obligation when novation or compensation occurs among solidary creditors?

If A pays the full amount of a solidary debt upon demand, what is B's obligation according to the principles discussed?

Under what conditions can one solidary creditor demand payment from a debtor in a joint and several liability situation?

What distinguishes a joint divisible obligation from a joint indivisible obligation?

Under what circumstances can mutual agency among solidary creditors lead to extinguishing an obligation?

What is the primary implication of having joint and several liability among debtors in a solidary obligation?

In a case where joint debtors fail to comply with their undertaking, which scenario will lead to mutual agency among solidary creditors?

In a solidary obligation, if one debtor pays the debt before it is due, can he demand interest for the intervening period?

What happens if a solidary debtor cannot reimburse his share due to insolvency?

What defenses can a solidary debtor use in a legal action brought by the creditor? (error)

What differentiates divisible obligations from indivisible obligations?

When does a penalty in an obligation substitute for indemnity and payment of interests?

Can a creditor demand payment from all solidary debtors at once?

If two or more solidary debtors offer to pay, who has the right to choose which offer to accept?

If there is a stipulation contrary to the penalty clause in an obligation, what happens?

'Is the obligor liable for damages despite the fact that the obligation is with a penal clause?' Can you answer this question using the provided text?

What are determinants of whether an obligation is divisible or indivisible according to the text?

What is the main difference between alternative and facultative obligations?

What happens in an alternative obligation when there is a loss/impossibility of all objects/prestations due to a fortuitous event?

In what scenario can a joint debtor be required to pay for the share of another?

What exceptions exist to the general rule of joint obligation being presumed?

What happens if one of the joint debtors is insolvent in a joint obligation?

How does a facultative obligation differ from a solidary one?

What is the key requirement for joint debtors to be compelled to answer for each other's liabilities?

When might solidarity be required in an obligation based on legal provisions?

'Concurrence of Two or More Creditors and/or Two or More Debtors' refers to what kind of obligation?

What happens if there is any defense that is purely personal to one of the debtors in a joint obligation?