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    The document discusses different types of obligations: - Civil obligations can be enforced in court and give the obligee right to compel performance. - Natural obligations are based on natural law and good conscience, but cannot be enforced in court. They are voluntary and performance cannot be prevented or invalidated. - Moral obligations are similar to natural obligations in being based on moral values and good conscience. - The document provides examples of civil and natural obligations and characteristics of natural obligations.

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    The document discusses different types of obligations: - Civil obligations can be enforced in court and give the obligee right to compel performance. - Natural obligations are based on natural law and good conscience, but cannot be enforced in court. They are voluntary and performance cannot be prevented or invalidated. - Moral obligations are similar to natural obligations in being based on moral values and good conscience. - The document provides examples of civil and natural obligations and characteristics of natural obligations.

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    POST QUIZ CHAPTER 10(CBBL01)

    1. It can be enforced in court because the obligee has a right of action to compel
    performance. – CIVL OBLIGATION
    2. Enumerate the kind of obligation According to Sanction in order.
    CIVIL OBLIGATION
    NATURAL OBLIGATION
    MORAL OBLIGATION

    3. based on natural law and the motivation in fulfilling the obligation is good conscience.
    – NATURAL OBLIGATION

    4. Enumerate the Characteristics of Natural Obligation in order.


    -it is based on moral or social grounds and cannot be enforce by positive (human-
    made) laws
    - it is voluntary, with the debtor having the knowledge that the obligation cannot be
    enforce by the law.
    - its performance cannot be prevented or invalidated by the court.
    - it can be recognized by the court after its fulfillment; hence, the creditor has the
    right to retain what has been done or delivered by the debtor who has no right to
    recover it
    5. It give right of action to compel their performance – CIVIL OBLIGATION
    6. similar with natural obligations which are based on good conscience and moral
    values. – MORAL OBLIGATION
    7. Three of the following statements pertain to natural obligation. Which one does not?
    – THERE IS JURIDICAL NECESSITY TO PERFORM IT.
    8. Which of the following is a civil obligation? – X OBLIGES HIMSELF TO PAY
    P10,000.00 ON OCTOBER 30, 2009
    9. Its often contrasted with positive law, which consists of the written rules and
    regulations enacted by government. – NATURAL LAW
    10. Specific performance may not be possible in this civil obligation. – A PAINTER
    OBLIGES HIMSELF TO PAINT THE PORTRAIT OF B ON APRIL 9, 2009

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