10 Questions
What is a pure obligation?
An obligation that is demanded at once and does not depend on a condition
Which type of obligation depends on the happening of a condition to give rise to the obligation?
Suspensive Condition
In which type of obligation does the happening of the condition extinguish the obligation?
Resolutory Condition
What kind of obligation depends upon the will of the debtor?
Potestative Condition
Which is an example of a resolutory condition?
I will give you P1,000 per month until your graduation
What is an impossible condition in the context of obligations?
A condition prohibited by law or contrary to good customs
In a joint obligation, how does it work for both creditors and debtors?
Creditors have to demand proportionate shares from each debtor, and debtors have to render compliance with their proportionate part of the prestation
What is the characteristic of an obligation with a resolutory term?
It is demandable at once but terminates upon arrival of the day certain
What right do creditors have in a solidary obligation?
The right to demand entire payment from any debtor and even if the debt has not been fully collected from one debtor
When is an obligation with a term or period demandable?
When a day certain has been fixed for fulfillment
Explore the distinctions between pure obligations, which do not depend on conditions, and conditional obligations, where occurrence relies on uncertain events or conditions. Learn about the kinds of conditional obligations and their characteristics.
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