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Froggy Jumps Ikokak mo yan!Online version CHAPTER 1_GENERAL PROVISION ( Article's 1305-1317 ) by nica cera 1 ____ are those that meet all the legal requisites for the type of agreement involved (see Art. 1318) and the limitations on contract stipulation and are, therefore, legally binding and enforceable. a Unilateral b Bilateral c Valid Contract 2 Is broader than public order, as the former may refer not only to public safety but also to consideration which are moved by the common good. a Formal b Public Policy c Informal 3 What happens if the determinate thing is lost or destroyed without the debtor's fault before the obligation is due? a The obligation is extinguished. b The obligation remains. c The creditor can demand another thing. 4 Can a creditor be forced to accept a different thing from what's agreed upon? a Yes, if it's of equal value. b Yes, if it's of greater value. c No, the creditor cannot be compelled. 5 If the creditor has already instituted legal proceedings for delivery, and the thing is lost due to the debtor's fault, what happens to the obligation? a The obligation is extinguished. b The debtor remains liable for damages c The debtor is released from liability. 6 According to Art. 1310, when is the determination not obligatory? a When both parties disagree b When it is evidently inequitable c When it is made by only one party 7 Under Article 1311, contracts generally take effect only between the contracting parties, their assigns, and heirs, except when: a The contract is notarized. b The rights and obligations are not transmissible by their nature, by stipulation, or by law. c The third person is incidentally benefited. 8 True or False, The third persons who come into possession of the object of a contract creating real rights are bound by the contract, subject to the Mortgage Law and Land Registration laws. a True b False c 9 The creditor’s right to question a fraudulent contract exists even if: a He was not a party to the contract. b He agreed to the contract c 10 S agreed to sell land to B. D convinces S to sell it to C instead. Who can B sue? a Only S b Only D c Both S and D 11 A contract becomes perfected when: a It is written and notarized b There is a meeting of the minds (consent) c Payment is made 12 Article 1317 states that a person can only validly contract in the name of another if: a The contract is oral b He has been authorized by the other person c He informs the other later on 13 Which type of contract is perfected by the delivery of the object of the obligation? a Real contract b Consensual contract c Solemn contract

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____ are those that meet all the legal requisites for the type of agreement involved (see Art. 1318) and the limitations on contract stipulation and are, therefore, legally binding and enforceable.

Is broader than public order, as the former may refer not only to public safety but also to consideration which are moved by the common good.

What happens if the determinate thing is lost or destroyed without the debtor's fault before the obligation is due?

Can a creditor be forced to accept a different thing from what's agreed upon?

If the creditor has already instituted legal proceedings for delivery, and the thing is lost due to the debtor's fault, what happens to the obligation?

According to Art. 1310, when is the determination not obligatory?

Under Article 1311, contracts generally take effect only between the contracting parties, their assigns, and heirs, except when:

True or False, The third persons who come into possession of the object of a contract creating real rights are bound by the contract, subject to the Mortgage Law and Land Registration laws.

The creditor’s right to question a fraudulent contract exists even if:

S agreed to sell land to B. D convinces S to sell it to C instead. Who can B sue?

A contract becomes perfected when:

Article 1317 states that a person can only validly contract in the name of another if:

Which type of contract is perfected by the delivery of the object of the obligation?