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    Obligations can arise from five sources: laws, contracts, quasi-contracts, acts or omissions, and quasi-delicts. Obligations from laws are only those expressly stated in civil codes or special laws. Contractual obligations must be fulfilled in good faith between the contracting parties. Quasi-contractual and quasi-delict obligations fall under provisions for extra-contractual obligations in the civil code. Acts or omissions that cause damage to another can result in both criminal punishment and civil liability.

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    Obligations can arise from five sources: laws, contracts, quasi-contracts, acts or omissions, and quasi-delicts. Obligations from laws are only those expressly stated in civil codes or special laws. Contractual obligations must be fulfilled in good faith between the contracting parties. Quasi-contractual and quasi-delict obligations fall under provisions for extra-contractual obligations in the civil code. Acts or omissions that cause damage to another can result in both criminal punishment and civil liability.

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    General Rule Notes: Article Obligation Sources

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    Obligations can arise from five sources: laws, contracts, quasi-contracts, acts or omissions, and quasi-delicts. Obligations from laws are only those expressly stated in civil codes or special laws. Contractual obligations must be fulfilled in good faith between the contracting parties. Quasi-contractual and quasi-delict obligations fall under provisions for extra-contractual obligations in the civil code. Acts or omissions that cause damage to another can result in both criminal punishment and civil liability.

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    Obligations

    Article
    1156
    Obligation
    1157
    Sources

    1158
    Law

    1159
    Contracts
    1160
    Quasi
    Contracts
    1161
    Acts or
    Omission
    1162
    Quasi delict

    General Rule
    An obligation is a juridical necessity to give,
    to do or not to do
    Sources of obligation:
    1. Law
    2. Contracts
    3. Quasi Contracts
    4. Acts or Omission
    5. Quasi Delicts
    Obligations derived from law are not
    presumed.
    Only those expressly determined by the Civil
    Code or in Special Laws are demandable
    Obligations arising from contracts have the
    force of law between the contracting parties
    and should complied with good faith.
    Obligations derived from quasi-contracts
    shall be subject to the provisions of Quasi
    Contracts, Extra Contractual Obligation.
    (chapter 1, book 4 title 17 of CC)
    While an act or omission is felonies because
    it is punished by law, the criminal act shall
    give rise to civil liability as it caused
    damage to another.
    Obligations derived from quasi delicts shall
    be governed by the provisions of quasi
    delicts of extra contractual obligation.
    (chapter 2, title 17)

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