OBLIGATIONS (ART. 1156-1304) Flashcards

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where did the word obligation come from

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from latin word “obligatio” which was derived from “obligare” which means to bind securely

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2
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where did obligare come from

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“ob” means around
“ligare” means to tie or bind

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3
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what is article 1156?

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an obligation is a juridical necessity to give, to do or not to do (n)

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4
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who said “the juridical necessity of complying with prestation”

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sanchez roman

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what is juridical necessity?

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legal obligation. in case of non compliance to legal obligation, courts of justice may be called upon. in short, the rights and responsibilities from an obligation is legally enforceable

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6
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what is the nature of obligations under civil code?

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civil or natural

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7
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what is civil obligation?

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a legal duty that must be followed. obligee or creditor can go to the court in case of noncompliance of the obligor or debtor

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8
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what is natural obligation?

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not legally demandable, means that the demands are null and cannot be used in court

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9
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are all obligations under the civil code obligations?

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except the chapter dealing with natural obligations, articles 1423 to 1430, obligations found in the civil code are civil obligations

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10
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what are the elements or requisites of obligations?

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a. juridical tie (vinculum juris) - the legal bond of the parties to the obligation which is established through contracts
b. object- the action or duty that must be done
c. active subject- the obligee or creditor, the person who demands the fulfillment of the obligation
d. passive suvject- the debtor or obligor, the one who is obligated to perform or fulfill the duty

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11
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how many essential elements does an obligation have?

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four
- vinculum juris
- passive subject
- active subject
- object

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12
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is form a requisite of an obligation

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no, but it is an additional factor that can be necessary in some cases, like property issues

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13
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article 748 of the civil code

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donations of personal property which value exceeds P5000, the donation and the aceptance of donations shall be in writing

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14
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article 1874 of the civil code

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when you buy a property through an agent, there must be writing

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15
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article 1956 of the civil code

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if there’s a lone with interest, an agreement should be in writing

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16
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elements of a valid object of prestation?

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  • must be licit or lawful
  • object must be specific
  • object must be physically or legally possible
  • object must be capable of pecuniary estimation or it must have a monetary value
17
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article 1157

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obligations arise from law, contracts, quasi contracts, acts or omissions punished by law, and quasi-delict

18
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how many sources of obligations are there?

19
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can an obligation come from a promise?

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no, it only rises from law, contacts, and etc, mere promises are just he said she said scenario