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In joint liability, each debtor is liable for:

• Their own debt

• None of the debts

• Only a portion of the debt

• The whole amount due all creditors

What does indivisibility refer to in obligations?

• The terms and conditions

• The amount of debt

• The legal tie between parties

• The prestation

In solidary liability, each debtor may be held liable for:

• Only a portion

• None of the debt

• The whole amount

• Damages only

How many debtors or creditors are required for solidarity to exist?

• At least two

• Exactly one

• At least three

• At least four

What happens in indivisible obligations in case of insolvency of one debtor?

• None of the debtors are liable

• All debtors are liable

• Others are not liable

• Others are proportionately liable

According to Sanchez Roman, what is uniform solidarity?

• Creditors bound by different terms

• Debtors bound by same terms

• Creditors bound by same terms

• Debtors bound by different terms

When can enforcement be made against any one of the solidary debtors?

• At any time

• Only when all debtors are present

• When all debts are due

• When none of the debts are due

What is the difference between indivisibility and solidarity?

• Indivisibility refers to prestation, solidarity to legal tie

• Indivisibility refers to legal tie, solidarity to prestation

• Both refer to prestation

• Both refer to legal tie

In varied solidarity, debtors are bound under the same obligation but subject to:

• Different terms and conditions of payment

• The same terms and conditions of payment

• Different obligations

• No terms and conditions

What can be demanded from a solidary debtor if the obligation has matured?

• Only a portion of the debt

• All prestations due and unpaid

• Damages

• Nothing can be demanded