Law 101: Prelim Activity #1

Which of the following is not a source of a legal obligation

• Law

• Contracts

• Quasi-Contracts

• Personal agreement between siblings

An obligation arising from delict renders liability. Which among the following is/are considered to be the liabilities attached to such obligation?

• Civil liability only

• Criminal Liability only

• Civil and Criminal Liability

• No liability at all

In Quasi-contract, there is already a pre-existing contract between parties.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Negotiorum Gestio and Solutio Indebiti are two (2) forms of Quasi-Contracts. Solutio indebeti would refer on the saying that "You must return an amount that is not for you nor is already due".

• TRUE

• FALSE

Under Quasi-delict, there is commitment of fraud in one party; thus, creating harm to another party.

• TRUE

• FALSE

A source of obligation wherein it must be explicitly stated in order that it can be recognized as a legal obligation.

• Crime

• Delicts

• Quasi-Contract

• Law

In Crime, there is only negligence.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Ignorance of the law is a valid excuse to be free from obligation from such an act related to a person's ignorance.

• TRUE

• FALSE

It is an element of an obligation referring to the party who is expected to give, to do, or not to do something.

• Passive subject

• Active subject

• Efficient Cause

• Prestation

It is an element of an obligation referring to the party who has the right and power to demand fulfillment from one party.

• Passive subject

• Active subject

• Efficient Cause

• Prestation