chapter 4 — section 1

Question 1

obligations are extinguished by: 1) ____ ; 2) ____ ; 3) ____ ; 4) ____ ; 5) ____ ; 6) ____ .

Answer 1

1. payment or performance
2. loss of thing due
3. condonation or remission of debt
4. confusion or merger of the rights
5. compensation
6. novation

Question 2

other causes of extinguishment of obligation: 1) ____ ; 2) ____ ; 3) ____ ; 4) ____ ; 5) ____ ; 6) ____ .

Answer 2

1. death of a party
2. mutual desistance or withdrawal
3. arrival of resolutory period
4. compromise
5. impossibility of fulfillment
6. happening of fortuitous event

Question 3

____ may consist of not only in the delivery of money but also the giving of a thing, doing if an act, or not doing of an act.

Answer 3

Payment

Question 4

____ may refer to an obligation to deliver money, to deliver a thing, to do an act, or not to do an act.

Answer 4

Debt

Question 5

When is debt considered paid? 1) ____ ; 2) ____ .

Answer 5

1. integrity of prestation
2. identity of prestation

Question 6

____ means that the thing due to be delivered must not be subject to any claim or lien or encumbrance of a third person

Answer 6

free disposal of the thing due

Question 7

____ means that the person is not incapacitated to enter into contracts and for that matter, to make a disposition of the thing due

Answer 7

capacity to alienate

Question 8

payment shall be made to: 1) ____ ; 2) ____ ; 3) ____

Answer 8

1. creditor or obligee
2. his successor in interest
3. any person authorized to receive it