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What is the general rule regarding a solidary creditor's actions towards the other solidary creditors?

• Making of judicial demands to the debtor

• Changing the object or principal conditions of the obligation

• Acts of novation, compensation, confusion, or merger of rights

• Filing of complaint to bear legal interest

When does novation occur in obligations?

• Changing the object or principal conditions

• Substituting the person of the debtor

• Making judicial demands to the debtor

• Filing a complaint to bear legal interest

What is the difference between divisible and indivisible obligations?

• Divisible obligations can be fulfilled at one time, while indivisible cannot

• Divisible obligations are not capable of partial fulfillment, while indivisible are

• Divisible obligations are based on quantity, while indivisible are based on quality

• Divisible obligations are based on quality, while indivisible are based on quantity

In the example given, why is the obligation to deliver a specific car considered indivisible?

• Because the car is not mentioned in the text

• Because the car is physically divisible but the intention is for it to be fulfilled at one time

• Because the car is not physically divisible

• Because the car is not capable of partial performance

What is the consequence of payment made by one of the solidary debtors?

• The creditor may choose which offer to accept

• The obligation is extinguished

• The debt is fully collected

• The obligation is modified

What is an example of a divisible obligation?

• Obligation to make a table with specific dimensions

• Obligation to give a definite thing

• Obligation to paint a house in 10 days

• Obligation to deliver a specific car

What is an example of an indivisible obligation?

• Obligation to divide inheritance between heirs

• Obligation to deliver a specific car

• Obligation to paint a house in 10 days

• Obligation to make a table with specific dimensions

What is the purpose of qualitative division in obligations?

• To divide based on the execution of work

• To divide based on intellectual concepts

• To divide based on quality rather than quantity

• To divide based on quantity rather than quality

When can a creditor proceed against one of the solidary debtors?

• When the debtor offers to pay

• When the demand made against one is an obstacle to others

• When the debt has been fully collected

• When the debt has not been fully collected

What is the purpose of quantitative division in obligations?

• To divide based on the execution of work

• To divide based on intellectual concepts

• To divide based on quality rather than quantity

• To divide based on quantity rather than quality