Questions Answers Article Bautista, Norshelle S
Questions Answers Article Bautista, Norshelle S
Questions Answers Article Bautista, Norshelle S
2. K sold his dog to M. On the 2. Under Article 1400, if the thing is Article 1400 Pg. 440
petition of K, the sale was annulled lost in possession of M but without
by the court but the dog dies in the his fault there is no more obligation
possession of M without his fault. to return that thing.
What are the rights of the party?
3. In the same problem, suppose 3. If it is because of fortuitous event, Article 1402 Pg. 441
that the dog died due to a M can refuse to return the
fortuitous event. What are the purchased price and as injured party
rights of the party? M has the right to demand the value
of the dog with damages.
Tenorio, Femalyn
1. Who may ratify the contract 1. As a legal representative of their Article 1394 Pg. 435
which was entered by wards, the guardians have the power
incapacitated person? to contract on their behalf which
also allows them to ratify contracts
entered by their wards. The injured
party himself provided that he is
already capacitated.
2. B entered into contract of sale of 2. Yes because even there has been Article 1390 Pg. 431
motor vehicle with S. Few months no damage. S is incapable of giving
after the sale, R, the registered consent to the contract and that
owner of the motor vehicle, filed a consent is vitiated and there us a
complaint for annulment of violation in consent
contract of sale that S executed
with B and argued that his consent
was vitiated. He did not intend to
sell his motor vehicle but only to
lease it. Is the contract valid or
voidable?
3. What is the effect if the party 3. There will be no annulment if the Article 1402 Pg. 441
cannot restore what he is bound to party cannot restore what he is
return? bound to return. This is true even if
the loss is due to fortuitous event.
2. The guilty party, including his 2. The principle that he who comes Article 1397 Pg. 438
successor in interest, cannot ask to court must come with clean hands
for annulment. This rule is
sustained by what principle?
3. What is created when a contract 3. A reciprocal obligation of Article 1402 Pg. 441
is annulled? restitution.
2. A contract entered into by an 2. The guardian; the injured party Article 1394 Pg. 435
incapacitated person may be himself provided he is already
ratified by: capacitated.
Gravito, Danica M.
1. Can an incapacitated person file 1. No, because a Article 1391 Pg. 433
action for annulment within four minor is considered an
years from the date of discovery of incapacitated person thus giving him
mistake or fraud by the other no capacity to sue until his
party? guardianship ceases.
2. X, a minor, sold his land to Y. 2. In this situation what kind of Article 1393 Pg. 434
Upon reaching the age of majority ratification was manifested?
(legal age), X, with full knowledge - Implied or Tacit Ratification
of his rights and premises, instead because there was no ratification
of repudiating the contract, manifested in writing or express
disposed of the greater part of the ratification
proceeds, or collected the unpaid
balance of the purchase price from
Y
3. Who can ratify contracts entered 3. His/her guardian, and also injured Article 1394 Pg. 435
by an incapacitated person? party himself/herself provided he is
already capacitated.
3. When does ratification take 3. From the moment it was Article 1392 Pg. 433
effect? constituted
2. Which party has no right to ask 2. The guilty party, including his Article 1397 Pg. 438
for annulment? successor in interest, cannot ask for
annulment. This rule is sustained by
the principle that he who comes to
court must come with clean hands.
2. F was defrauded by X. When will 2.When the fraud is discovered. Article 1391 Pg. 433
the 4-year period for the action for
annulment starts?
3. J said to H, who was the one 3. Yes. Ratification can be done Article 1393 Pg. 434
who bought J’s property when the orally.
latter was a minor, that he will
collect the remaining unpaid
balance of H for the sale of the
property. Is the contract ratified?
Meneses, Nico A.
1. Give the difference between 1. Void is invalid contract it may be Article 1390 Pg. 431
VOID and VOIDABLE. against to law, customs, and public 1409 457
policy while Voidable is valid but
may be void or annul in case the
contract brings contrary to law,
policy and etc.,
2. X and Y entered into a contract. 2. No, because it is valid but Article 1390 Pg. 431
But X is minor. Is the contract void? voidable. X is not incapable of giving
consent to the contract.
3. Ratification extinguishes the 3. TRUE, because the purpose of Article 1392 Pg. 433
right of action to annul. TRUE OR ratification is to clean the defects in
FALSE contract so there’s no need to annul.
2. What are the two different 2. (1) The plaintiff must have an Article 1397 Pg. 437
requisites which are required to interest in the contracts
confer the necessary capacity to
bring an action for annulment of a (2) The victim and not the party
contract? responsible for the defect is the
person who must assert
the same.
3. X sold you a house and lot. The 3. Yes. Z can bring an action to annul Article 1390 Pg. 431
consent of X was vitiated by undue the sale. Since the consent was 1397 437
influence. Subsequently, X sold the vitiated by undue influence.
same property to Z. Does Z, as a
stranger to the contract of sale
between you and X, has a right of
action?
2. What is the effect of ratification 2. The effect of ratification is to Article 1396 Pg. 436
retroactive? make the contract valid from its
inception subject to the prior rights
of third persons.
3. Abc sold his plow and carabo to 3. Yes, Def must pay the value of the Article 1400 Pg. 440
Def. On the petition of Abc, the carabao at the time of its death, with
contract was annulled by the court. interest from the same date. If the
But the carabao died in the carabao had given birth, the young
possession of Def through his fault. must also be delivered as the fruit of
Is Def liable? the said animal.
Bariring, Margarita C.
1. Should B ask for the consent of 1. No, because according to Art. Article 1395 Pg.435
R, the guilty party, in ratifying the 1395, the ratification does not
contract? require the conformity of the
contracting party who, in the first
place, has no right to bring the
action for annulment.
2. What is a tacit ratification? 2. Those that are manifested Article 1393 Pg. 434
through silence, acts showing
adoption or approval of a contract,
or by acceptance and retention of
benefits flowing therefrom.
3. Is the successor of A allowed to 3. No. “He who comes to court must Article 1398 Pg. 438
ask for annulment given that A is come with clean hands.”
the guilty party?
Jimenez, Felice
1. What causes a contract to be 1. This kind of defective contract is Article 1390 Pg. 431
voidable? caused by the vices of consent,
namely: fraud, intimidation,
violence, undue influence or
mistake.
2. A voidable contract is originally 2. The contract remains valid and Article 1390 Pg. 431
considered to be legal and enforceable.
enforceable but can be rejected if
the contract is discovered to have
defects. But if the party with the
power to reject the contract
chooses not to despite the defect,
what happens to the contract?
3. In case of mistake or fraud, why 3. This must be so because before Article 1391 Pg. 433
is it that the 4-year period for the time of discovery, the innocent
bringing an action for annulment party is unaware of the reason which
shall begin from the time it was renders the contract voidable and
discovered. cannot also be expected to bring an
action in court.
2. What is the period to bring 2. 4 years from time defect of Article 1391, Pg. 433
action for annulment in cases of consent ceases Period for
intimidation, violence and undue filing action
influence? for annulment
3. What is the period to bring 3. 4 years from time of discovery Article 1391, Pg. 433
action for annulment in cases of Period for
mistake and fraud? filing action
for annulment
Silos, Gian Selwyn Joy
1. The requisites for express 1. The former is effected expressly Article 1393 Pg. 435
ratification are the same as those
implied ratification except for?
2. What are the two kinds of 2. Express and implied or tacit Article 1393 Pg. 434
ratification?
3. Is it possible for a contract to be 3. Yes, if the required condition for Article 1390 Pg. 431
both rescissible and voidable? both are present.
Caparas, Jessner R.
1. What are the requisites of 1.-There must be knowledge of the Article 1393 Pg. 434
implied ratification? reason which renders the contract
voidable;
2. What is the effect of ratification? 2. It cleanses the contract from all its Article 1392 Pg. 433
defects from the moment it was
constituted. The contract thus
becomes valid. Hence the action to
annul is extinguished.
3. True or false: Violation of 3.False. It is a defect that can cause a Article 1390 Pg. 432
consent, where the vitiation is contract to be voidable
done by mistake, violence,
intimidation, undue influence, or
fraud is not a cause for a contract
to be voidable.
3. What contracts are voidable or 3. Those where one of the parties is Article 1390 Pg. 431
annullable? incapable of giving consent to a
contract; b) those where the consent
is vitiated by mistake, violence,
intimidation, undue influence or
fraud
2. What makes the contract 2. (1). Those where one of the Article 1390 Pg. 431
“voidable” only and not void? parties is incapable of giving consent
to a contract.
a. Valid
b. Voidable
c. Rescissible
d. Void
Bosi, Rosel
1. What do you call those 1. Voidable or Annullable Article 1390 Pg. 431
contracts which possess all Contracts
the essential requisites of a
valid contract but one of
the parties is incapable of
giving consent, or consent
is vitiated by mistake,
violence, intimidation,
undue influence or fraud?
2. Fill in the blanks. Under Article 2. Reciprocal Obligation Article 1402 Pg.441
1402, when a contract is annulled,
_____ of restitution is created.
3. Can the guilty party, including 3. No, they can’t. This rule was Article 1397 Pg. 438
his successor in interest, ask for sustained by the principle that he
annulment? Yes or no, and why? who comes in court must have clean
hands.
2. In case the contract is voidable 2. The party whose consent is Article 1394 Pg. 435
on the ground of mistake, vitiated
ratification can be made by the
party that is?
3. In an action for annulment of a 3.There is a tacit ratification Article 1393 Pg. 435
contract of sale, S alleged that the
sale was executed by him through
the threat and intimidation of B. It
appears, however, that S deposited
the check for the purchase price
and withdrew the money from
time to time. What kind of
ratification is this?
Santos , Meribe B.
1. Contract is voidable because of a 1. (1) legal incapacity to give Article 1390 Pg. 740
defect caused by? consent, where on of the parties is
incapable of giving consent to the
contract. (2) violation of consent,
where the vitiation is done by
mistake, violence, intimidation,
undue influence, or fraud.
3. In case the contract is voidable 3. Ratification can be made by the Article 1394 Pg. 748
on the ground of mistake? party whose consent is vitiated.
2. T/F. Ratification may allow a 2. True. Ratification one of the ways Article 1392 Pg. 745
voidable contract to be valid and to make voidable contracts valid and
enforceable. enforceable.
3. Can a guardian or the 3. Yes, according to Art. 1394, the Article 1394 Pg. 747
incapacitated person be allowed to guardian and the incapacitated
ratify? person may ratify
Alfajaro, Ma. Annaliza A.
1. F alleged that the sale of his 1. No, because the contract is Article 1393 Pg. 435
horse was executed because G deemed ratified by F and according
threatened him. However, F to Article 1392, ratification
accepted G's payment and used extinguishes the action to annul a
the money from time to time. Is voidable contract.
the contract can still be annulled?
2. What must be done if a contract 2. The parties must restore to each Article 1398 Pg. 438
is annulled? other the subject matter of the
contract with its fruits and the price
thereof with legal interest.
3. What is the effect if the loss of 3. His obligation is not extinguished Article 1400 Pg. 440
thing to be returned is the fault of but is converted into an indemnity
the person obliged to make for damages consisting of the value
restitution? of the thing at the time of the loss
with interest from the same date
and the fruits received from the time
the thing was given to him to the
time of its loss.
Tecson, Harley L.
1. True or False. A guilty party can 1. False, because the guilty party Article 1397 Pg. 438
come to court and ask for including his successor in interest,
annulment. cannot ask for annulment.
2. Why is that a guilty party cannot 2. Because it is a rule sustained by Article 1397 Pg. 438
ask for annulment? the principle that he who comes into
court must come with clean hands.
3. A sold his dog to B for P1000. 3. B has no obligation to return such Article 1400 Pg. 440
The contract was later annulled by a thing since the loss of thing to be
the court through A’s petition. returned is not his fault. But A
However, the dog died due to age cannot also be compelled to restore
in B’s possession. What is the what he is bound to return
obligation of B?
2. M sold his male horse to Q. On 2. Q must pay the value of horse at Article 1400 Pg. 439-
the petition of M, the contract was the time of its death, with interest 440
annulled by the court. But the from the same date.
horse died in the possession of Q
through his fault. What must Q do?
2. True or false. To annul a 2. False. Annulment is a remedy Article 1391 Pg. 432
contract, no proper action in court specifically provided by the law.
is needed.
3. True or false. Once ratified, 3. True. As stated in Art. 1392 Article 1392 Pg. 433
voidable contracts become
absolutely valid and can no longer
be annulled.
3. Why is ratification considered as 3. Because if we were to include the Article 1395 Pg. 436
a unilateral act? consent of the guilty party, he could
simply refuse to give his conformity
Sipsip, Jamezel Anne S.
1. S, 17 1/2 years old, sold his 1. S may no longer annul his contract Article 1393 Pg. 434
bicycle to B, 24 years old, for with B. There was implied
12,000.00. The price is payable in ratification when S upon reaching
12 monthly installments. After the age of majority continued to
reaching 18, S continued to collect collect the remaining instalments.
the remaining six instalments until
the price was paid in full. May S
annul his contract with B?
2. B forced S to sell the latter's 2. S, because ratification has a Article 1396 Pg. 436
cow. Later, the cow gave birth to a retroactive effect. It validates the
calf. If S should ratify the contract contract from the date of its
after the birth of the calf, who is execution.
entitled to the calf? Explain.
3. D has been for more than 10 3. The deed of donation is voidable Article 1390 Pg. 431
years the personal physician of P, a on the ground of undue influence. par 2
sickly man of 70 years. D talked to
P almost every day in the course of
giving medical service to P to
convince P to donate his lot to D
since D told him that he was the
only one who could take care of
him. Because of the persistence of
D, P finally signed the deed of
donation of the lot in D’s favor
with all the formalities required by
law. Is the deed of donation valid?
2. Is it allowed for G, Guardian of 2. Yes, guardians are entitled the Article 1394 Pg. 435
M (a minor) to ratify the contract power to act and contract on the
entered by M? behalf of their wards. And therefore,
G is allowed to ratify the contract
entered by M.
3. B bought a gold earring from S at 3. The thing here, in the possession Article 1401 Pg. 441
P 50 000.00, which is twice of its of the party who has the right to
fair market value. The former was bring the action of annulment, was
drunk during the transaction. The lost due to her fault therefore the
following day, D asked for the action of annulment is extinguished.
annulment of the contract, but she
also happen to lost the earring that
same night when she was already
sober. What are the actions for the
annulment?
2. Is void and annullable the same? 2: No. Voidable and annullable are Article 1390 Page
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Despabiladeras, Harvey M.
1. T/F A contract where both 1. False. The contract is Article 1403 Pg. 445
parties are incapable of giving unenforceable, unless they are
consent is voidable. ratified.
2. T/F If a party ratifies a voidable 2. False. Ratification extinguishes the Article 1392 Pg. 433
contract, he can subsequently ask action to annul a voidable contract
for its annulment.
3. T/F Ratification cleanses the 3. True. The effect of ratification is to Article 1396 Pg. 436
contract of all its defects from the make the contract valid from its
moment it was executed. inception subject to the prior rights
of third persons.
Cajanding, Jomer P.
1. If the ________ is based upon 1. Right Of action Article 1401 Pg.758
the incapacity of any one of the (pdf)
contracting parties, the loss of the
thing shall not be an abstacle to
the success of the action
3. True or False. The action for 3. False Article 1391 Pg. 433
annulment must be brought within
four years. In case of mistake, the
period begins to run from the time
it was committed.
3. May the guardian of the ward 3. Yes. Since they are the legal Article 1394 Pg. 435
ratify a contract? representative of their wards--
hence, they may ratify on their
behalf.
Mortel, Famela L.
1. In case of intimidation violence 1. From the time the intimidation Article 1391 Pg. 432
or undue influence, on what period ceases.
shall begin the action for
annulment of a contract.
A. Voidable
B. Rescissible
C. Void
D. Unenforceable
3. If one party cannot return what 3. There will be no annulment Article 1402 Pg. 441
he is bound to return, is there an
annulment I effect?
3. D, a minor, entered into a 3. No, since ratification cleanses a Article 1396 Pg. 436
contract with C. D’s guardian contract and extinguishes the
ratified the contract. Can D still remedy to annulment.
annul the contract in consideration
of him being a minor?
Alfelor, Edmar Angelo D.
1. Which is a vice of consent? 1. A. Dolo is fraud. Article 1390 Pg. 431
A. Dolo
B. Donation
C. Ratification
D. Influence
2. Which is not a vice of consent? 2. Dolo incidente is fraud caused Article 1392 Pg. 433
A. Dolo Causante during the performance not in along
B. Fraud the acceptance or giving of the
C. Dolo Incidente consent.
D. Mistake
3. When can B, the guardian of C, If C is incapacitated to give consent – Article 1394 Pg. 435
ratify a contract which C entered when B is a guardian of C
into?
2. Parties allowed to bring actions 2. Third parties are without right to Article 1397 Pg. 437
in annulment bring action unless they can show
detriment to form the contract with
no intervention. Guilty party cannot
bring action and ask for annulment.
3. What is the exception to the 3. If one of the parties are Article 1401 Pg. 441
general rule of restitution incapacitated, they are not obliged
to make a restitution unless
benefited