Oblicon ARTICLE

The term obligation is derived from the Latin word ______ which means tying or binding.

• obligasyo

• obligatio

• obligasyon

• obligation

The article that gives the Civil Code definition of obligation, in its passige aspect.

• Article 1165

• Article 1156

• Article 1516

• Article 1615

Obligations which give to the creditor or oblige or right under the law to enforce their performance in courts of justice are known as?

• Civic Obligations

• Civil Obligations

• Civic Process

• Civil Process

The following are the essential requisitez of an obligation except:

• An Passive Subject

• An Active Subject

• A juridical or Legal Tie

• An obligatory

The person who is bound to the fulfillment of the obligation; he who has a duty.

• Creditor

• Obligee

• An Active subject

• A passive subject

The conduct required to be observed by the debtor. (subject matters of the obligation)

• Object or Prestation

• A juridical or legal tie

• An active subject

• A passive Subject

Efficient cause which binds or connects the parties to the obligatio.

• An active Subject

• A passive subject

• Object or Prestation

• A juridical or legal tie

Refers to the manner in which an obligation is manifested or incurred.

• Requisites of Obligation

• Form of an Obligation

• Types of an obligation

• System of Obligation

Act or performance which the law will enforce.

• Right

• Wrong

• Responsibility

• Obligation

The power which a person has under the law, the demand from another any prestation.

• Right

• Wrong

• Responsibility

• Obligation