[COBLAW 1] 37th LLS Quizzer

Based on the law on Obligations and Contracts, which of the following is NOT a source of obligation?

• Law

• Quasi Contracts

• Personal Relationships

• Delicts

A person manages another's business or property without their authority, which gives rise to a quasi-contractual obligation.

• Solutio Indebiti

• Negotiorum Gestio

• Estoppel

• Unjust Enrichment

In an alternative obligation, who typically has the right to choose which prestation to fulfill?

• Creditor

• Debtor

• Third Person

• Assigned by Court

Which of the following is TRUE about obligations with a penal clause?

• The penalty can exceed the actual damages suffered

• The penalty substitutes indemnity for damages in case of noncompliance

• The debtor can choose to fulfill only the penalty instead of the main obligation

• Penalties are only applied in case of fraud

What is an obligation ‘to do’ or ‘not to do’ classified as?

• Real Obligation

• Moral Obligation

• Personal Obligation

• Natural Obligation

When can the creditor acquire the real right to the fruits of the thing delivered to him?

• Upon the signing of a contract

• Upon the agreement between both parties

• Upon the delivery of the item

• Upon the debtor’s willingness

Which of the following is NOT a requisite for prestation?

• The prestation must be possible

• The prestation must be licit

• The prestation must be determinate or determinable

• The prestation must have the consent of the courts

In which situation would force majeure NOT exempt a debtor from liability?

• If the force majeure is an earthquake

• If the event could not have been foreseen

• If the nature of the obligation requires the assumption of risk

• If the event could not have been controlled

A voluntary act of renouncing the enforcement of an obligation.

• Novation

• Subrogation

• Tender of payment

• Condonation

Which type of delay refers to the delay on the part of the debtor in fulfilling their obligation?

• Mora Solvendi

• Mora Accipiendi

• Mora Compensatio

• Mora Ley