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    1. This document discusses different types of obligations under Philippine law, including conventional, reciprocal, unilateral, and collective obligations. 2. It provides examples of obligations involving the sale of goods where one party fails to pay or deliver, and asks whether those parties are in delay or breach of the obligation. 3. It also discusses the rights of creditors in obligations to give determinate versus indeterminate things, such as rights to specific performance or damages.

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    1. This document discusses different types of obligations under Philippine law, including conventional, reciprocal, unilateral, and collective obligations. 2. It provides examples of obligations involving the sale of goods where one party fails to pay or deliver, and asks whether those parties are in delay or breach of the obligation. 3. It also discusses the rights of creditors in obligations to give determinate versus indeterminate things, such as rights to specific performance or damages.

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    1. This document discusses different types of obligations under Philippine law, including conventional, reciprocal, unilateral, and collective obligations. 2. It provides examples of obligations involving the sale of goods where one party fails to pay or deliver, and asks whether those parties are in delay or breach of the obligation. 3. It also discusses the rights of creditors in obligations to give determinate versus indeterminate things, such as rights to specific performance or damages.

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    1. This document discusses different types of obligations under Philippine law, including conventional, reciprocal, unilateral, and collective obligations. 2. It provides examples of obligations involving the sale of goods where one party fails to pay or deliver, and asks whether those parties are in delay or breach of the obligation. 3. It also discusses the rights of creditors in obligations to give determinate versus indeterminate things, such as rights to specific performance or damages.

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    OBLIGATIONS

    Kinds of obligation
    1. This class of obligations are created or established at the same time, out of the same cause and which result in
    mutual relationship of creditor and debtor between the parties
    A. Conventional obligations C. Unilateral obligations
    B. Reciprocal obligations D. Collective obligations

    2. Palatiwala sold to Palapangako her watch for P3,000. There was no agreement regarding the delivery date and
    the time for payment. Later, Palatiwala effected delivery but Palapangako failed to pay the price. Is
    Palapangako in delay in paying the purchase price?
    A. No, the general rule provides " No demand, No delay”
    B. No, unless there is stipulation that demand is not necessary
    C. Yes, if demand would be useless
    D. Yes, this involves reciprocal obligation

    3. I. 100 kilos of 1st class sugar raised in P's plantation


    II. A 1999 Honda CRV colored green
    A. Both arc generic things C. Only the first is generic
    B. Both are specific things D. Only the second is generic

    4. In an obligation to give an indeterminate thing, what rights are available to the creditor?
    1st answer - To ask for the performance of the obligation
    2nd answer - To recover damages in case of breach of the obligation
    3rd answer - To ask that the obligation be complied with at the expenses of the debtor
    A. B. C. D.
    1 answer
    st
    True True True False
    2nd answer True True False False
    3rd answer True False False False

    5. In an obligation to give a determine thing, what rights are available to the creditor?
    1st Answer - To compel specific performance
    2nd Answer - To recover damages in case of breach of the obligation
    3rd Answer - To ask that the obligation be complied with at the expense of the debtor.
    A. B. C. D.
    1st Answer True True True False
    2nd Answer True True False False
    3rd Answer True False False False

    6. The following except one are duties which are imposed upon the debtor obliged to give a determinate thing.
    Which is the exception?
    A. To take care of the thing with the proper diligence of a good father of a family
    B. To deliver a thing which must be neither of superior nor inferior quality
    C. To deliver all accessions and accessories
    D. To pay damages in case of breach of the obligation

    7. When the fulfillment of the condition depends on chance or upon the will of a third person
    A. Potestative C. Mixed
    B. Casual D. Void

    8. "I will give you this ring provided that if I like to have it back, you return the same to me " The obligation is
    A. Void, because the fulfillment depends upon the solve will of the debtor
    B. Void, because the ftjlfillment depends upon the solve will of the creditor
    C. Valid, because the condition merely causes the loss of rights already acquired
    D. Valid, if the creditor will voluntarily return the ring.

    9. J agreed to pay his debt and in case of non-payment, to render free service as a servant. Is the obligation valid.
    A. No, the obligation to pay and to render service as a servant are contrary to law and morals.
    B. Yes, if the services will be rendered in satisfaction of the debt and in case of non-performance, the proper
    remedy is specific performance
    C. No, the nullity of the condition carries with it the nullity of the principal obligation
    D. Yes, in so far as the obligation to pay but not as regards the undertaking to render domestic services for
    free.

    10. L and E agreed in writing that E will work as a servant of L without pay until he could find money with which to
    pay his indebtedness amounting to P50,000. E failed to comply with his promise. Which of the following
    statements is not correct?
    A. L may sue E for the breach of contract to act as servant without pay as this agreement is in writing and
    voluntarily signed by the parties thereto.
    B. The obligation to pay is enforceable because this is accordance with law
    C. To act as a servant without pay is unconstitutional because this is equivalent to involuntary servitude
    D. The agreement to work as a servant is void because it is immoral

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