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Sapalaran, Ma. Carmela P
ECE70/A11
mcpsapalaran@hotmail.ph
TITLE I
CHAPTER 1
1. X saw at about one (1:00p.m.) in
the afternoon a child alone in a
shopping mall. The child who
strayed from Y, his mother, was
in tears and appeared very
hungry. Out of pity, X took him
to a restaurant to eat for which he
spent P150. Y did not give her
consent to the good deed of X.
Furthermore, they were on their
way home before the child got
lost. Is X entitled to be
reimbursed by Y for the amount
of P150.
2. While the car of X was parked by
the roadside, it was bumped at
the rear by a jeep belonging to Y.
Only the car of X suffered
damage.
Under
the
circumstances, does it follow that
Y is liable to X for the damage?
3. In the same problem, has X the
right to ask indemnity from R,
employer of X, on the ground
that when the accident occurred
X was then on his way to transact
business with a client of R?
4. D (debtor) borrowed P10,000
from C (creditor). On the due
date of the loan, D counld not
pay C because he lost to a robber
the P10,000 intended for C. in
Section 1.
1. D (debtor) borrowed P20,000 from C
(creditor) payable on or before
August 30. Before the arrival of the
due date, C agreed to the promise of
B to pay C if B wants. Can C insist
that B pay not later than August 30?
2. Suppose in the same problem, D
obliges himself to pay C P10,000
after C has paid his obligation to T.
Is the obligation valid?
3. S (seller) agreed to sell B (buyer) a
specific car for P200,000, delivery of
the car and the payment of the price
to be made on June 15. Suppose S
delivered the car on June 15 but B
failed to pay the price, what are the
remedies of S?
4. S sold a parcel of land to B for
P240,000 payable in installments of
P20,000 a year. The land was
delivered to B who obtained
ownership thereof. After B had paid
P200,000, he could no longer
continuing paying in view of
financial reverses but he was willing
to pay the balance of P40,000 if
given more time. Thereupon, S sued
for rescission under Article 1191. If
you were the judge, would you grant
rescission?
5. D (debtor) binds himself to pay C
(creditor) a sum of money. Give the
three cases when the obligation of D
is demandable at once by C?
Section 2.
1. D (debtor) borrowed P10,000 from C
(creditor) at 15% interest per annum
payable on December 31. Can D
CHAPTER 4
Section 1.
1. D (debtor) owes C (creditor) P10,000
with G as guarantor. On the due date
of the obligation, T, a third person,
offered to pay the obligation D. Can
C legally refuse to accept the
payment? How about an offer of
payment from G?
2. M (maker) issued a promissory note
for P10,000 in favor of P (payee)
who lost the note which was found
by T who demands payment from M.
M did not know that the note was
lost by P. Is M justified in paying T?
3. D owes C P10,000 which was paid
by T who demands reimbursement
from D.
(a) When is D liable to T?
(b) When is D not liable to T?
(c) When is D liable for less than
P10,000 to T?
(d) May D be liable to T for P12,000
if that was the amount paid by
him to C?
4. D owes C P10,000. Without the
knowledge of C, D in good faith paid
to T his obligation to C. Is D
required by law to prove that the
payment has been received by C in
order to be released from liability?
5. D owes C P10,000 in payment for
which C accepts a check from D. On
the ground that a check is not legal
tender, C later insists that D pay him
in cash. Is D justified in rejecting this
demand of C?
Section 2.
Chapter 2
Section 1 Problems
1.
In a contract containing an
1.
2.
of fraud?
4.
misrepresentation?
5.
P10,000?
4.
annulled?
Section 2 Problems
Chapter 3
1.
3.
2.
Chapter 6
parties?
1.
Chapter 4
1.
of the sale?
2.
Chapter 5
1.
rescission?
Chapter 7
1.
2.
X,
architect,
designed
and
received by him?
2.
pay X?
3.
lost or destroyed?
a.
2.
b.
1.
In consideration of P10,000
a.
By either; and
b.
By
both,
after
becoming
incapacitated?
2.
Title III
1.
3.
P500?
2.