OBLICON 1. Which of the following is not an obligation with a period? a. Payabale soonest b. !n obligation payable little by little c.

Will pay yo" P1#$### if I li%e d. Payable within & years fro' today e. !ll of the abo(e &. If the obligation is payable in foreign c"rrency a. the obligation is (oid b. the obligation is (alid$ b"t the stip"lation is (oid c. the creditor can co'pel the debtor to pay in foreign c"rrency as per agree'ent d. the stip"lation and the obligation are (oid ). the following are ca"ses (itiating consent$ e*cept a. (iolence b. inti'idation c. "nd"e infl"ence d. fra"d e. none of the abo(e +. one of the following obligations is not i''ediately de'andable a. p"re obligation b. obligation with s"spensi(e condition c. obligation with a resol"tory condition d. obligation with a period ,. Obligation 'ay arise fro' any of the following$ e*cept a. contracts b. -"asi.contracts c. -"asi.delicts d. prestation 11. /tate'ent no. 10 In sol"tion indebiti$ the contract of the parties is the basis for da'ages in case of non co'pliance. /tate'ent no. &0 Negligence$ as a gro"nd for da'ages$ refers to the non.perfro'ance of an obligation with respect to ti'e. a. Both state'ents are tr"e b. Both state'ents are false c. /tate'ent no. 1 is false while state'ent no. & is tr"e d. /tate'ent no 1 is tr"e while state'ent no. & is false 1&. /10 Ci(il obligation is based on positi(e law and gi(es right to enforce its perfor'ance. /&0 Contract with false ca"se is "nenforceable &1. Which of the following is a pri'ary classification of obligations "nder the Ci(il Code? a. 1eal and personal b. 2oint and solidary c. "nilateral and bilateral d. ci(il and nat"ral &&. When there is a ret"rn of what was not lawf"lly re-"ired$ there is

a. sol"tion indebiti b. negotior"' gestio c. cession en pago d. none of the abo(e &). 3he e*ting"ish'ent pf obligations when two or 'ore persons$ in their own right$ are debtors and creditors of each other is called a. co'pensation b. 'erger c. re'ission d. no(ation &+. not a gro"nd for da'ages a. c"lpa b. bad faith c. dolo ca"sante d. 'ora &,. Insol(ency of the debtor is re-"ired in a. dation in pay'ent b. pay'ent by cession c. tender of pay'ent and consignation d. application of pay'ent )1. 1od will contin"e gi(ing Pedro the latter4s 'eal allowance "ntil the end of this year is an obligation s"b2ect to0 a. resol"tory period b. s"spensi(e condition c. resol"tory condition d. s"spensi(e period )&. 5icah and 5ichael are 2oint debtors of 6a$ 6ef$ 6ec and 6oan$ solidary creditors to the a'o"nt of P1$###. 7ow '"ch can 6ec collect fro' 5icah. a. ,## b. &,# c. 1$### d. 1&) )). ! thing is considered lost when it. a. perishes b. goes o"t of co''erce c. stolen or robbed d. all of the abo(e )+. On 6"ly 1 $ &#1,. 6a'es obliged hi'self to gi(e 6"lie a specific ring if 6"lie will not 'arry 8erald on or before 9ece'ber )1$ &#1,. 3he condition of the obligation is a 0 a. positi(e condition b. negati(e condition c. di(isible condition d. i'possible condition ),. Whene(er the debtor binds hi'self to pay when his 'eans per'it hi' to do so the obligation is0 a. an obligation with a resol"tory condition b. a p"re condition c. an obligation with a s"spensi(e condition d. an obligation with a s"spensi(e period