Oblicon chapter 1

It is a juridical relation whereby a person may demand from another the observance of a determinative conduct, and in case of breach, may demand satisfaction from the assets of the latter.

• Natural Obligations

• Civil Obligations

• Moral Obligations

• Contracts

Which is not an element of an obligation?

• Vinculum Juris

• Presentation

• Passive Subject

• Active Subject

It is an efficient cause by which the debtor is bound to perform a prestation.

• Vinculum Juris

• Prestation

• Obligee

• Contract

Which is not a way by which juridical tie is established?

• Statute

• Unilateral acts

• Bilateral acts

• Acts of god

Which of the following is an active aspect of an obligation?

• Right

• Debt

• Prestation

• Juridical tie

The object of an obligation must NOT be:

• Licit

• Intermediate

• Possible

• Determinable

Which conduct is not expected of the obligor?

• Giving

• Not doing

• Doing

• Not giving

Which of the following is an obligation not to do?

• Obligation of seller in a contract of sale

• Obligation of landowner in easement of way

• Obligation of painter in a contract of service

• Obligation of depositary in a contract of deposit

Creditor can retain thing delivered voluntarily by the debtor even though, under the law, the obligation cannot be enforced.

• Civil obligation

• Natural obligation

• Moral obligation

• Legal obligation

Which of the following does not arise from natural law?

• Civil obligation

• Natural obligation

• Moral obligation

• Conscientious obligation