Breach Of Obligation Flashcards

(54 cards)

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Arises from the modes (Art. 1170)

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Voluntary

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Arises because of fortuitous events/force majeur

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Involuntary

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Will not be permitted for a slight or casual breach of the contract, but only for such breaches as are so substantial and fundamental as to defeat the object of the parties in making the agreement

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Rescission

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Modes of Breach

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-Fraud/Deceit (Dolo)
-Negligence (Culpa)
-Delay (Mora)
-Contravention of Tenor
-Absolute Non-performance

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Is the voluntary execution of a wrongful act or a willful omission, knowing and intending the effects which naturally and necessarily arise from such act or omission

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Fraud (Dolo) 1171

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Deliberate and intentional invasion of the normal fulfillment of obligations

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Fraud

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Any voluntary and willful act or omission which prevents, knowing and intending the effects which naturally arise from such act

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Fraud

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8
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Fraud in the performance of pre-existing obligation

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Fraud

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Cannot cover mistake and errors of judgement made in good faith, ergo synonymous to bad faith (dishonest) purpose or some moral obliquity and conscious doing of wrong

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Fraud

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10
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The element of _________ and _________ the harm done is the test

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Intent, Not

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Kinds of Fraud

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-Fraud in performance
-Fraud in the execution/creation/birth of the contract

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12
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Article of dolo causante

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Art. 1338

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13
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Article of dolo incidente

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Art 1344

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14
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Article of negligence

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Article 1172

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15
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Absence of due diligence

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Negligence (Culpa)

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It is anyvoluntary actor omission on there being no malice which prevents the normal fulfillment of an obligation

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Negligence

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17
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Negligence as a source of obligation

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Culpa Aquiliana

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18
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Fault or negligence which constitutes an independent source of obligation between parties not preveiously found

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Culpa aquiliana

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19
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Negligence in the performance of a contract

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Culpa contractual

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20
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Fault or negligence of the debtor as an incident in the fulfillment of an existing obligation

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Culpa contractual

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A party to a contract is relieved from the effects of his fault or negligence by a thurd person

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Insurance

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22
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Effects of negligence

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-Damages are demandable, which the courts may regulate according to circumstance
-invalidates events of fortuitous events

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Non-fulfillment of obligation with respect to time

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Article number of MORA

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Neither party incurs in delay if the other does not comply or is not ready to comply in a proper manner with what is incumbent upon him. From the moment one of the partners fulfill his obligation, delay by the other begin
Reciprocal obligations
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There can only be delay in
Positive obligation
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Parties in bilateral contract can regulate the order in which they shall comply with their reciprocal prestations. The fulfillment must be simultaneous and reciprocal
Compensatio morae
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Ex re referring to
Obligations to give
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Ex persona referring to
Obligations to do
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Insertion of the clause “without further notice”
Express stipulation
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Delay in the performance based on the omission by the creditor of the necessary cooperation, especially acceptance on his part
Mora Accipiendi
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Debtor becomes liable for damages of the delay
Effects of mora solvendi
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The creditor becomes liable for damages
Effects of mora accipiendi
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Deposit a thing due with a court/judicial authorities
Consignation
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The debtor may relieve himself of the obligation by the consignation of the thing
Effects of mora accipiendi
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One is not compelled to perform his prestation when the other contracting party is not yet prepared to perform his prestation, default of one compensates the default of the other
Exceptio non adempleti contractus
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Any illicit act which impairs the strcit and faithful fulfillment of the obligation or every kind of defective performance
Contravention of tenor
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Malicious or negligent violation of the terms and conditions stipulated in the obligation
Contravention of tenor
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when demand is not required
-law so provides -express stipulation -period is the controlling motive or principal inducement for the creation of the obligation -when demand would be useless
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liability for fortuitous events
No person shall be liable for fortuitous event i.e., his obligation will be extinguished
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Vitiation of consent; Voidable contract
dolo causante
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Right of the innocent party to annul the contract
dolo causante
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Does not result in the vitiation of consent
dolo incidente
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Gives rise to a right of the innocent party to claim for damages
dolo incidente
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Secure the consent of another to enter into contract BUT fraud was not the principal inducement in making the contract
dolo incidente
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During the perfection of a contract
dolo causante and dolo incidente
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total
substantial
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partial
casual
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a part is performed
casual
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amounts to non-performance
substantial
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Basis for rescission and payment of damages
substantial
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Gives rise to liability for damages
casual
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obligation to do
EX PERSONA
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obligation to give
EX RE