The document summarizes different types of defective contracts including:
1) Rescissible contracts which are valid but defective due to injury or damage and can be rescinded through court action.
2) Voidable contracts which possess validity elements but consent is vitiated and can be annulled.
3) Unenforceable contracts which cannot be enforced in court due to lack of authority or capacity unless ratified.
4) Void contracts which completely lack validity elements and produce no legal effect.
The document summarizes different types of defective contracts including:
1) Rescissible contracts which are valid but defective due to injury or damage and can be rescinded through court action.
2) Voidable contracts which possess validity elements but consent is vitiated and can be annulled.
3) Unenforceable contracts which cannot be enforced in court due to lack of authority or capacity unless ratified.
4) Void contracts which completely lack validity elements and produce no legal effect.
The document summarizes different types of defective contracts including:
1) Rescissible contracts which are valid but defective due to injury or damage and can be rescinded through court action.
2) Voidable contracts which possess validity elements but consent is vitiated and can be annulled.
3) Unenforceable contracts which cannot be enforced in court due to lack of authority or capacity unless ratified.
4) Void contracts which completely lack validity elements and produce no legal effect.
LE LE DEFINITION Those Those which Those which Those which which are possess all cannot be lack valid but the enforced by absolutely are essential proper action in either in fact defective elements court unless or in law one because of for validity they are ratified or some of injury or but the because either: the elements damage to consent is (1) they are essential for either of vitiated entered into its validity. the either by without or in contracting lack of legal excess of parties or to capacity of authority; (2) third one of the they do not persons, as contracting comply with the a parties, or statute of consequenc by mistake, frauds; (3) Both e of which it violence, contracting may be intimidation parties do not rescinded , undue possess the by means influence, required legal of a proper or fraud capacity. action for even rescission. though there may have been no damage to the contracting parties. ARTICLES IN Art. 1380- Art. 1390- Art. 1403- 1408 Art. 1409- THE CIVIL 1389 1402 1422 CODE DEFECT/S Defect is Defect is Defect is caused Defect is caused by caused by by lack of form, caused by injury/ vice of authority, or lack of damage consent. capacity of both essential either to parties not elements or one of the cured by illegality. parties or to prescription. a third person. EFFECT/S Valid and Valid and Cannot be Do not, as a enforceable enforceable enforced by a general rule until until proper action in produce any rescinded annulled by court. legal effect. by a a competent competent court. court. PRESCRIPTI Action for Action for Corresponding Action for the ON OF rescission annulment action for declaration or ACTION OR may or defense recovery, if nullity or DEFENSE prescribe. or there was total inexistence or annulability or partial defense of may performance or nullity or prescribe. the inexistence unenforceable does not contract under prescribe. No.1 or 3 of Art. 1403 may prescribe. EFFECT OF Cured by Cured by Not cured by Not cured by PRESCRIPTI prescription prescription prescription prescription ON RATIFICATIO Need not be Can be Can be ratified Cannot be N ratified ratified ratified ASSAILABILI Assailed by Assailed Assailed only by Assailed by a TY a only by a a contacting contracting contracting contracting party. party and a party and a party. third person third person whose who is interest is prejudiced directly or damaged affected. by the contract. HOW Assailed Assailed Assailed directly Assailed CONTRACTS directly directly or or collaterally. directly or MAY BE only. collaterally. collaterally. ASSAILED REMEDY Rescission Annulment, Ratification Declaration of Ratification Absolute Nullity or Inexistence
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which are where one entered into the whose cause, entered of the name of another object or into by parties is person by one purpose is guardians incapable of who has been contrary to whenever giving given no law, morals, the wards consent to a authority of good whom they contract; legal customs, represent (2) Those representation public order suffer lesion where the or who has or public by more consent is acted beyond policy; than ¼ of vitiated by his powers; (2) Those the value of mistake, (2) Those that so which are the things violence, not comply with absolutely which are intimidation the Statute of simulated or the object undue Frauds. The fictitious; thereof; influence or following cases (3) Those (2)Those fraud. (Art an agreement whose cause agreed 1390) hereafter made or object did upon in shall be not exist at representati unenforceable the time of on of by action, unless the absentees, the same or transaction; if the latter some note or (4) Those suffer the memorandum whose object lesion thereof, be in is outside the stated in writing, and commerce of the subscribed by men; preceding the party (5) Those number; charged, or by which (3)Those his agent: a) An contemplate undertaken agreement that an impossible in fraud of by its terms is service; creditors not to be (6) Those when the performed w/in where the latter a year from the intention of cannot in making thereof; the parties any other b) A special relative to the manner promise to principal collect the answer for the object of the claims due debt, default or contract them; miscarriage of cannot be (4) Those another; c) An ascertained; which refer agreement (7) Those to things made in expressly under consideration of prohibited or litigation if marriage, other declared void they have than a mutual by law; been promise to (Art 1409) entered marry; d) An into by the agreement for defendant the sale of w/o the goods, chattels knowledge or things in and action at a price approval of less than P500, the litigants unless the buyer or of accept and competent receive part if judicial such goods and authority; chattels, or the (5) All other evidences or contracts some of them, especially but when a sale declared by is made by law to be auction and subject to entry is made by rescission. the auctioneer in (Art 1381) his sales book, it is a sufficient memorandum; e) An agreement for the leasing for a longer period than 1 year or for the sale of real property or of an interest therein; f) A representation as to the credit of third person. (3) Those where both parties are incapable of giving consent to a contract. (Art 1403)