Regulatory Framework for Business Transactions Flashcards
- It refers to a type of novation which involves transfer of all the rights of the creditor to a third person, who substitute him in all his rights.
A. Delegacion
B. Expromission
C. Subrogation
D. Dacion en Pago
C. Subrogation
- It is a mode of extinguishing to the concurrent amount, the obligations of those persons who in their own right are reciprocally debtors and
creditors of each other.
A. Compensation
B. Novation
C. Merger
D. Remission
A. Compensation
- What is the period of extinctive prescription of the right to file a civil action arising from negotiorum gestio or solutio indebiti?
A. 4 years
B. 6 years
C. 5 years
D. 10 years
B. 6 years
- It is a special form of payment governed by Financial Rehabilitation and Insolvency Act of 2010 whereby the debts of insolvent debtor to
different creditors are extinguished only up to the extent of the net proceeds from the liquidation sale of insolvent debtor’s remaining
property.
A. Application of payment
B. Dacion en pago
C. Cession
D. Tender of payment and consignation
C. Cession
- In the absence of agreement as to the place of payment, where shall payment of an obligation to deliver a determinate thing be made?
A. Wherever the thing might be at the moment the obligation was constituted or perfected.
B. Wherever the thing might be at the moment the obligation was to be consummated.
C. Domicile of the debtor.
D. Domicile of the creditor.
A. Wherever the thing might be at the moment the obligation was constituted or perfected.
- What law shall govern dation en pago as a mode of extinguishing obligation?
A. Law on Sales
B. Law on Obligation
C. Law on Contract
D. Law on Pledge
A. Law on Sales
- It is a type of obligation which has an accessory undertaking to assume greater liability in case of breach.
A. Obligation with a condition
B. Obligation with a penal clause
C. Obligation with a period
D. Obligation with a term
B. Obligation with a penal clause
- It refers to the right of the unpaid creditor to exercise all rights and actions of his non-paying debtor, except those rights which are
inherently personal to him.
A. Accion subrogatoria
B. Accion pauliana
C. Accion directa
D. Accion reindivicatoria
A. Accion subrogatoria
- In a facultative obligation, to whom shall the right of choice belong?
A. Always creditor
B. Always debtor
C. Generally debtor unless granted to the creditor
D. Generally creditor unless granted to the debtor
B. Always debtor
- Which of the following obligations is not immediately due and demandable?
A. Obligation payable when debtor’s means permit him to do so
B. Obligation with a resolutory period
C. Obligation in diem
D. Obligation with a resolutory condition
A. Obligation payable when debtor’s means permit him to do so
- This principle of contract means that the contracting parties may provide contractual terms, conditions and stipulations they may deem convenient provided they are not contrary to law, morals, good customs, public policy or public order.
A. Obligatory force of contract
B. Mutuality of contract
C. Autonomy of contract
D. Relativity of contract
C. Autonomy of contract
- Which of the following is a proper combination of contract as to perfection?
A. Contract of Sales - Real contract
B. Contract of Real Estate Mortgage - Consensual contract
C. Contract of Guaranty - Solemn or Formal Contract
D. Contract of Deposit - Formal Contract
B. Contract of Real Estate Mortgage - Consensual contract
- In the absence of applicable law or valid stipulation of contracting parties, what degree of diligence shall be observed by the contracting parties in the performance of contract?
A. Utmost diligence
B. High standards of integrity and performance
C. Diligence of a reasonably incautious person
D. Ordinary diligence
D. Ordinary diligence
- In case of conflict between the spirit of the contract and the letters as stated in the deed or document evidencing the contract, how shall the court resolve the ambiguity or doubt in the said contract?
A. The words of the contract shall prevail over the intention of the contracting parties.
B. The intention of the contracting parties shall prevail over the words of the contract.
C. The contract shall be deemed void.
D. The contract shall be deemed voidable.
B. The intention of the contracting parties shall prevail over the words of the contract.
- What is the legal remedy available to the injured party in case of absolutely simulated contract?
A. Action for annulment of contract
B. Action for declaration of nullity of contract
C. Action for rescission of contract
D. Action for specific performance of contract
B. Action for declaration of nullity of contract
- What is the legal remedy available to injured party in case of contract he entered into whereby his consent is vitiated by fraud, undue influence, intimidation or violence by the guilty party?
A. Action for annulment of contract
B. Action for declaration of nullity of contract
C. Action for rescission of contract
D. Action for specific performance of contract
A. Action for annulment of contract
- Which of the following contracts is valid and binding?
A. Contract of administration entered by the guardian in behalf of the ward whereby the latter suffered lesion by more than
one-fourth of the value of the things which are the object thereof.
B. Contract of sale of a piece of land entered by the agent in behalf of the principal whereby the authority of the agent to sell the
land of the principal is oral
C. Oral contract of partnership involving immovable or real property contributions by the partners
D. Oral executory contract of sale of movable or personal property at a price of at least P500
A. Contract of administration entered by the guardian in behalf of the ward whereby the latter suffered lesion by more than
one-fourth of the value of the things which are the object thereof.
- Which of the following executory contracts must be in writing to be enforceable?
A. Contract of subscription of shares of stocks at a price of P500 or more.
B. Contract of loan with principal amount of P500 or more.
C. Contract of partnership with cash contribution exceeding P3,000.
D. Contract of guaranty wherein the principal amount of loan exceeds P500.
D. Contract of guaranty wherein the principal amount of loan exceeds P500.
- Which of the following contracts is subject to action for rescission within a period of four years?
A. Contract intended to defraud creditor
B. Contract entered into by an incapacitated person
C. Contract entered into by an agent in behalf of the principal when the agent exceeded his authority
D. Contract wherein the consent is wanting
A. Contract intended to defraud creditor
- It is a contract whose fulfillment depends upon chance.
A. Aleatory contract
B. Contract of adhesion
C. Auto contract
D. Preparatory contract
A. Aleatory contract
- It is a stipulation whereby the thing pledged or mortgaged shall automatically become the property of the creditor in the event of non-payment of the debt within the term fixed.
A. Pactum creditarium
B. Pactum commissorium
C. Pactum debitarium
D. Pactum crematorium
B. Pactum commissorium
- Which of the following obligations may not be validly secured by accessory contract of pledge or mortgage?
A. Void obligations
B. Natural obligations
C. Voidable obligations
D. Unenforceable obligations
A. Void obligations
- Which of the following modes of extinguishment of contract of pledge also extinguishes the contract of loan?
A. Voluntary return by the pledgee of the thing pledged to the pledgor.
B. Renunciation in writing by the pledgee of the contract of pledge.
C. Automatic appropriation of the thing pledged by the pledgee at the first default of the debtor.
D. Sale of the thing pledged at public auction at net proceeds less than the amount of the loan.
D. Sale of the thing pledged at public auction at net proceeds less than the amount of the loan.
- Who shall be entitled to the excess of the proceeds from the sale at public auction of the thing conventionally pledged after application to the secured loan?
A. Always pledgee
B. Always pledgor
C. Generally pledgee unless granted to the pledgor
D. Generally pledgor unless granted to the pledgee
C. Generally pledgee unless granted to the pledgor
- It is a type of foreclosure of real estate mortgage which is available to the mortgagee only if the deed of real estate mortgage contains a special power of attorney (SPA) authorizing the public auction of the mortgaged real property despite the absence of prior civil action.
A. Legal foreclosure
B. Judicial foreclosure
C. Extrajudicial foreclosure
D. Conventional foreclosure
C. Extrajudicial foreclosure
- What is the period for the exercise of right of redemption in case the mortgagee is a bank while the mortgagor is a juridical person?
A. Within three months from the foreclosure sale
B. Within 1 year from the foreclosure sale
C. Within a period not less than 90 days but not more than 120 days from the foreclosure sale
D. Within 30 days from the foreclosure sale
A. Within three months from the foreclosure sale
- Where shall the contract of chattel mortgage involving shares of stock be registered in order for such contract to be valid?
A. Domicile of mortgagor and domicile of registered stockholder
B. Domicile of mortgagee and principal office of the corporation
C. Domicile of mortgagor and principal office of the corporation
D. Domicile of mortgagee and domicile of registered stockholder
C. Domicile of mortgagor and principal office of the corporation
- What is the nature of contract of antichresis as to the perfection?
A. Real contract
B. Solemn contract
C. Consensual contract
D. Legal contract
B. Solemn contract
- In case of contract of real estate mortgage or contract of chattel mortgage, may the mortgagee recover the deficiency in case the net proceeds from the foreclosure sale is less than the amount of the secured loan?
A. No despite any stipulation for recovery.
B. No unless there is stipulation for recovery.
C. Yes in the absence of any stipulation to the contrary.
D. Yes despite prohibition allowing recovery.
C. Yes in the absence of any stipulation to the contrary.
- In which accessory contract is the creditor allowed to appropriate the collateral in case it is not sold in at least two public auctions?
A. Contract of pledge
B. Contract of real estate mortgage
C. Contract of chattel mortgage
D. All of the above
A. Contract of pledge
- What is the prescriptive period available to buyer to file either action redhibitoria (rescission) or action quanti minoris (proportionate reduction of price) in case the he discovered the determinate thing he bought contains hidden defect?
A. 40 days from the date of delivery
B. 3 days from the date of delivery
C. 6 months from the date of delivery
D. 1 year from the date of delivery
C. 6 months from the date of delivery
- In a contract of sale, what act transfers ownership of the thing sold from the seller to the buyer?
A. Actual or constructive delivery
B. Full payment of the price
C. Perfection of contract of sale
D. Execution of the deed of sale
A. Actual or constructive delivery
- Under Maceda Law, what is the cash surrender earned by a buyer of residential property in installments who has paid at least 15 years of installments in case the seller decided to cancel the installment sale of residential property due to the default by the buyer?
A. 50% of total amount he paid
B. 75% of total amount he paid
C. 90% of total amount he paid
D. 100% of total amount he paid
C. 90% of total amount he paid
- Which of the following rights of unpaid seller shall he exercise in case the goods sold are perishable?
A. Right of stoppage in transitu
B. Right to retain or possessory lien
C. Right of rescission or to cancel the sale
D. Right of resale
D. Right of resale
- Under Maceda Law, what is the earned grace period to pay the defaulted installment by a buyer of residential property in installments who has paid one year of installments in case he defaulted in installment payment?
A. Right to grace period equal to not less than 60 days to pay without additional interest.
B. Right to grace period equal to not less than 30 days to pay without additional interest.
C. Right to grace period equal to not less than one month to pay without additional interest.
D. Right to grace period equal to not less than 15 days to pay without additional interest.
A. Right to grace period equal to not less than 60 days to pay without additional interest.
- Under PD 957, who shall be liable to pay the real property tax and assessment on a subdivision lot or condominium unit before the passage of title or ownership to the buyer?
A. Developer but subject to right of reimbursement from the buyer
B. Developer without right of recourse from the buyer
C. Buyer of the unit
D. Developer and buyer proportionately to the period of possession
B. Developer without right of recourse from the buyer
- As a general rule, what is the status of contract of sale entered into between husband and wife whose community or conjugal property are already legally separated by virtue of legal separation as ordered by the Family Court?
A. Valid
B. Voidable
C. Rescissible
D. Null and void
A. Valid
- It is a type of constructive delivery that takes effect by delivering the keys of the place where the movable is stored.
A. Traditio clavium
B. Traditio longa manu
C. Traditio brevi manu
D. Traditio constitutum possessorium
A. Traditio clavium
- What is the prescriptive period for action redhibitoria (rescission) in case of sale of animal with redhibitory defect?
A. 40 days from the date of delivery
B. 3 days from the date of delivery
C. 6 months from the date of delivery
D. 1 year from the date of delivery
A. 40 days from the date of delivery
- Which of the following instances will not result to presumption of pacto de retro sale as equitable mortgage?
A. When the seller retains possession of the property.
B. When the vendor binds himself to pay the real property taxes on the thing sold.
C. When the period for the exercise of right of repurchase is extended.
D. When the price of pacto de retro sale is inadequate.
D. When the price of pacto de retro sale is inadequate.
- If the universal partnership is entered into without specification, what shall be its contruction?
A. Particular partnership
B. General professional partnership
C. Universal partnership of all present property
D. Universal partnership of profits
D. Universal partnership of profits
- In the absence of stipulation to the contrary, when shall the juridical personality of the partnership begin?
A. From the moment the partners have completed their contributions.
B. From the moment of the execution of the contract of partnership.
C. From the moment of submission with the SEC of the Articles of Co-Partnership.
D. From the moment the SEC issues the Certificate of Registration of Partnership.
B. From the moment of the execution of the contract of partnership.
- Which partner is not liable up to the extent of his separate assets for unpaid liabilities of the partnership?
A. Limited partner
B. Industrial partner
C. General partner exempted by agreement for unpaid liabilities of the partnership
D. All of the above
A. Limited partner
- Which of the following is prohibited from inspecting the partnership’s books?
A. Dormant partner
B. Nominal partner
C. Secret partner
D. Silent partner
B. Nominal partner
- Which partnership acts may be validly done by the managing partner alone?
A. Disposition of goodwill of the business
B. Renunciation of claim of the partnership
C. Assignment of partnership property in trust for creditors
D. Entering into a major contract with suppliers
D. Entering into a major contract with suppliers
- In the absence of stipulation in the Articles of Co-Partnership, which of the following partners may be excluded from the partnership?
A. Industrial partner who engages in any business for himself without express permission from the partnership.
B. Capitalist partner who engaged in a similar business of the partnership without express permission from the partnership.
C. Managing partner who engages in any business for himself without express permission from the partnership.
D. Dormant partner who engaged in a similar business of the partnership without express permission from the partnership.
A. Industrial partner who engages in any business for himself without express permission from the partnership.
- Which of the following modes will not automatically dissolve a general partnership?
A. Death of a partner
B. Civil interdiction of a partner
C. Insanity of a partner
D. Insolvency of a partner
C. Insanity of a partner
- In the liquidation of a limited partnership, which of the following claims shall be settled last?
A. Claims for profits of general partner
B. Claims for profit of limited partner
C. Claims for capital contribution of general partner
D. Claims for capital contribution of limited partner
C. Claims for capital contribution of general partner
- In the absence of agreement, how shall industrial partner share in the partnership profit?
A. He shall receive a share equivalent to the share of the least capitalist partner.
B. He shall receive equally with all the partners.
C. He shall not receive any share.
D. He shall receive a just and equitable share.
D. He shall receive a just and equitable share.
- Which managing partner may be validly removed without just cause by the controlling partner?
A. Managing partner appointed in the articles of co-partnership
B. Managing partner appointed in a document other than the articles of co-partnership
C. Managing partner appointed at the time of execution of articles of co-partnership
D. All of the above
B. Managing partner appointed in a document other than the articles of co-partnership
- Which of the following is a characteristic of a private corporation?
A. It may be created by mere consent of the founders or incorporators of the proposed corporation.
B. It enjoys the right of succession.
C. It has all the rights, powers and attributes of a person unless denied by law.
D. It may be dissolved even without the consent of the state.
B. It enjoys the right of succession.
- Which of the following is an incidental or inherent power of a private corporation?
A. Power to appropriate retained earnings for legitimate purposes
B. Power to enter into merger or consolidation
C. Power to select a corporate name
D. Power to increase its authorized capital stock
C. Power to select a corporate name