CONTRACTS Flashcards

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Stages of contract

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  1. Negotiation (Preparation/ Conception/ Generacion)
  2. Perfection (Birth)
  3. Consummation (Death/ Termination)
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Elements of a contract

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Essential
Natural
Accidental

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3
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Essential Elements (definition)

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Those without which there can be no contract

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Essential elements

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  1. Consent
  2. Object certain
  3. Cause or consideration
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5
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Accidental contracts

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exist only when the parties expressly provide for them for the purpose of limiting or modifying the normal effects of the contract

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Characteristics of contracts

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  1. Consensuality
  2. Autonomy
  3. Mutuality
  4. Obligatoriness
  5. Relativity
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7
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Contract of Adhesion

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there is already a prepared form containing the stipulations desired by one party whereby the latter only asks the other party to agree to them if he wants to enter the contract

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8
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Validity of Contract of Adhesion

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Valid.

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9
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Consensuality

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Perfected by mere consent

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10
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Autonomy of contracts

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Freedom or liberty to contract. Free to stipulate

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11
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Pactum Leonina

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stipulation which excludes one or more partners from any share in the profits or losses [VOID]

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12
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Pactum Commissorium

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stipulation where the creditor appropriates the things given by way of pledge or mortgage or dispose to them [NULL AND VOID]

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13
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Pactum de non alienado

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stipulation forbidding the owner from alienating the immovable mortgaged [VOID]

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14
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Escalation Clause

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where one increases/ decreases compensation of one of the parties

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15
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Relativity (or Privity)

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contract takes effect or is binding only between the parties, their assigns and heirs, which are referred to as privies

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16
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Legal consequence: 1 capacitated + 1 incapacitated

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Voidable

17
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Legal consequence: both incapacitated

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Unenforceable

18
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Contract entered into by a minor who misrepresents his age

A

Voidable

19
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If a person prohibited to enter into a contract, enters into a contract

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Void

20
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Guardians and Trustees

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Cannot donate the property entrusted to them

21
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Spouse

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prohibited to make gifts (unless moderate gifts)

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