OBLICON Chapter 2 Part 1

What is the standard of care required for a person obliged to give something?

• Negligent care

• Extraordinary care only

• No care required

• Diligence of a good father of a family

Which of the following describes a determinate or specific thing?

• Refers only to a class or genus

• Cannot be pointed out with particularity

• Particularly designated or physically segregated

• Can be substituted without consent

What can a creditor do if the debtor delays in delivering a determinate thing?

• Change the terms of the contract

• Ask for a refund

• Compel the debtor to make the delivery

• Ignore the delay

What happens if an obligor fails to do what is required?

• The obligation shall be executed at his cost

• The debtor is exempt from liability

• The creditor must pay for damages

• The obligation is void

Which type of thing can be substituted by anything of the same class?

• Indeterminate thing

• Determinate thing

• Specific thing

• Unique thing

What is the consequence of a fortuitous event for a determinate thing?

• The creditor must wait indefinitely

• The debtor is not liable

• The obligation remains unless specified otherwise

• The obligation is extinguished

What must a debtor do with the fruits of the thing once the obligation arises?

• Sell them immediately

• Deliver them to the creditor

• Ignore them

• Keep them for personal use

What is included in the obligation to give a determinate thing?

• Nothing additional

• Only the principal item

• Accessions and accessories

• Only the accessories

What is the definition of civil fruits?

• Natural resources

• Income derived from a legal relationship

• Products derived from cultivation

• Spontaneous products of the soil

If a debtor does something that is forbidden, what must happen?

• The action is allowed

• It shall be undone at his expense

• The creditor must pay for damages

• The debtor is exempt from penalties