Philippine OBLICON practice Quiz

The juridical necessity to give, to do, or not to do refers to:

• Social Obligation

• Civil Obligation

• Moral Obligation

• Obligee

Which of the following is not an element of a civil obligation?

• Active Subject

• Passive Subject

• Prestation

• Sufficient Clause

The active subject of an obligstion is also known as:

• Debtor

• Obligee

• Subject Matter

• Obligor

The prestation of an obligation is also known as:

• Subject Matter

• Debtor

• Creditor

• Efficient Cause

The passive object of an obligation is slso known as:

• Creditor

• Obligee

• Object

• Debtor

The efficient cause of an obligation is also known as:

• Active subject

• Passive subject

• Subject matter

• Legal Tie

A civil obligation differs from a natural obligation in that in a civil obligation:

• The obligation is enforceable by court of action.

• The obligation exists in equity and moral justice.

• All of the above

• None of the above

The following are sources of obligation, except:

• Quasi delicts

• Quasi Contracts

• Act and omissinos punishable by law.

• Quasi Traditionale

The obligation of a husband and eife to love each other is an obligation arising from:

• Contract

• Law

• Quasi Contract

• Agreement

F and M are the parents of S, a government employee who is married to D, F is an employee of a private firm, while m is a housewife. While S on an out of town assignment, D was brought to the hospital for medical treatment by F and M, her parents in law. The Hospital wants to collect now from F and M for medical expenses.

• Only F is liable because he is the one employed.

• Only S, the husband of D is liable as he is the one obliged by law tosupport his wife.

• Both F and M are liable because it wasthey who brought D to the hospital.

• Non of the above.