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OBLICON | OVERVIEW

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

She defines obligation as a legal relation established between one person and

another, whereby the latter is bound to the fulfillment of a prestation which the former may demand

of him.

(a)  

2.

Manresa defines obligation as a legal relation established between one person and

another, whereby the latter is bound to the fulfillment of a prestation which the former (a)  

3.

Manresa defines obligation as a legal relation established between one person and

another, whereby the latter is (a)   which the former may demand

of him.

4.

Manresa defines obligation as a (a)   established between one person and

another, whereby the latter is bound to the fulfillment of a prestation which the former may demand

of him.

5.

They define obligation as the juridical necessity to comply with a

prestation.

(a)  

6.

Sanchez Roman define obligation as the (a)   to comply with a

prestation.

7.

An (a)   is the obligee or creditor

who can demand the fulfillment of obligation,

8.

What is the Latin term for "binding" which the word "obligation" came from?

(a)  

9.

It is a juridical necessity to give, to do or not to do.

(a)  

10.

As defined under Article 1156 of the

Civil Code, what is Civil Obligation?

(a)  

11.

A (a)   cannot

be enforced by action in a court of justice but is binding on the person who makes it in conscience

according to natural law.

12.

A natural obligation cannot

be enforced by action in a court of justice but is binding on the person who makes it in (a)   ?

13.

Civil obligation has a binding force wherein the creditor or obligee is given the right to enforce the obligation against the debtor or obligor in a court of justice.

(a)  

14.

An obligation has four (4) essential requisites, to wit:

1. Juridical or legal tie;

2. Active subject;

3. Passive subject; and

4. (a)   ?

15.

An obligation has four (4) essential requisites, to wit:

1. Juridical or legal tie;

2. Active subject;

3. (a)   ?

4. Fact, prestation or service.

16.

An obligation has four (4) essential requisites, to wit:

1. Juridical or legal tie;

2. (a)   ;

3. Passive subject; and

4. Fact, presentation, or service.

17.

An obligation has four (4) essential requisites, to wit:

1. (a)   ;

2. Active subject;

3. Passive subject; and

4. Fact, prestation or service.

18.

An active subject is the (a)   or creditor

who can demand the fulfillment of obligation.

19.

An active subject is the obligee or creditor

who can (a)   ?

20.

A passive subject is the (a)   or debtor from

whom the obligation is juridically demandable.

21.

A passive subject is the obligor or debtor from

whom the (a)   ?

22.

The (a)   constitutes

the object of the obligation.

23.

The fact, prestation or service constitutes

the (a)   ?

24.

Obligations may be?

(a)