2 - Enumeration (Contracts & Obligations) Flashcards

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Essentials of a Valid Contract (9)

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  1. Offer and Acceptance
  2. Intention to create legal relationship
  3. Lawful consideration
  4. Capacity of parties-Competency
  5. Free and genuine consent
  6. Lawful object
  7. Agreement not declared void
  8. Certainty and possibility of performance
  9. Legal formalities
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Stages of Contract

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  1. Preparation or Conception
  2. Perfection of Birth
  3. Consummation or termination
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Classification of Contracts

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  1. Validity
  2. Formation
  3. Performance
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VALIDITY

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  1. Voidable Contract
  2. Void Agreement
  3. Void Contract
  4. Illegal Agreement
  5. Unenforceable Contract
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FORMATION

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  1. Express Contract
  2. Implied Contract
    - - a. Implied-by-Fact
    - - b. Implied-by-Law (Quasi Contract)
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PERFORMANCE

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  1. Executed by contract
  2. Executory contract
    - - a. Unilateral Contract
    - - b. Bilateral Contract
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Classes of Contracts

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  1. Express & Implied
  2. Unilateral & Bilateral
  3. Consensual & Real Contracts
  4. Executed & Executory Contracts
  5. Nominate & Innominate Contracts
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Example of Intransmissible Right and Obligations

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By Law
By Nature
By Stipulation

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Elements of a Contract

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Consent of the contracting parties

Object certain which is the subject matter of the contract

Cause of the obligation which is established

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Elements to Fraud

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(1) a false statement of a material fact,
(2) knowledge on the part of the defendant that the statement is untrue,
(3) intent on the part of the defendant to deceive the alleged victim,
(4) justifiable reliance by the alleged victim on the statement, and
(5) injury to the alleged victim as a result.

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