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Legal Obligations and Remedies Explained

The document presents a series of legal questions regarding obligations and payment scenarios between debtors and creditors, including conditions under which payments can be demanded and the implications of agreements between parties. It addresses specific situations involving borrowed money, obligations contingent on other payments, and remedies for sellers when buyers fail to pay. Additionally, it explores the ownership rights related to delivered goods and the nature of obligations that can be enforced immediately.

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Legal Obligations and Remedies Explained

The document presents a series of legal questions regarding obligations and payment scenarios between debtors and creditors, including conditions under which payments can be demanded and the implications of agreements between parties. It addresses specific situations involving borrowed money, obligations contingent on other payments, and remedies for sellers when buyers fail to pay. Additionally, it explores the ownership rights related to delivered goods and the nature of obligations that can be enforced immediately.

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Questions:

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?
a.​ Does the first sentence pertain to a separate agreement?
b.​ Can C demand payment from D at once?

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?
a.​ Can parties create multiple obligations?
b.​ In relation to the first problem, can C demand the payment of 20,000 without fulfilling the
suspensive condition set by D?
c.​ What happens if C does not pay his obligation to T?

3.​ S (seller) agreed to sell to B (buyer) a specific car for P200000, delivery of the car and the
payment of the price on June 15. Suppose S delivered the car on June 15 but B failled to pay the
price, what are the remedies of S?
a.​ Since the car has already been delivered to B, does that mean that B possess the rights
of ownership to the car?
b.​ In the given scenario, who owns the car?

4.​ S sold a parcel of land to B for P240,000 payable in installments of P20,000 a year.
a.​ As a judge, what other alternatives can you provide to ensure the fulfillment of the
obligation?

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?
a.​ What is an example of an obligation subject to a resolutory condition?
b.​ What is an example of an obligation subject to a resolutory period?
c.​ What is the difference between a resolutory condition and a period?

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