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    The document discusses the status of various types of contracts under Philippine law. It addresses contracts entered into by those lacking capacity like minors, the insane, and deaf-mutes. It also covers contracts where consent is lacking due to factors like intoxication, hypnosis, fraud, undue influence, mistake, intimidation or violence. In general, such contracts are voidable at the option of the incapacitated party rather than being void from the start. Ratification by a minor's parent can validate a previously voidable contract. Contracts made during a lucid interval or state of drunkenness are also voidable rather than void.

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    The document discusses the status of various types of contracts under Philippine law. It addresses contracts entered into by those lacking capacity like minors, the insane, and deaf-mutes. It also covers contracts where consent is lacking due to factors like intoxication, hypnosis, fraud, undue influence, mistake, intimidation or violence. In general, such contracts are voidable at the option of the incapacitated party rather than being void from the start. Ratification by a minor's parent can validate a previously voidable contract. Contracts made during a lucid interval or state of drunkenness are also voidable rather than void.

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    The document discusses the status of various types of contracts under Philippine law. It addresses contracts entered into by those lacking capacity like minors, the insane, and deaf-mutes. It also covers contracts where consent is lacking due to factors like intoxication, hypnosis, fraud, undue influence, mistake, intimidation or violence. In general, such contracts are voidable at the option of the incapacitated party rather than being void from the start. Ratification by a minor's parent can validate a previously voidable contract. Contracts made during a lucid interval or state of drunkenness are also voidable rather than void.

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    1.

    What is the status of a contract entered into between a person who can give consent and an
    unemanciated minor, insane or demented persons or deaf-mutes who do not know how to write?
    a. Voidable on the part of the incapacitated person
    b. Voidable on the part of the capacitated person c, Unenforceable
    c. Null and void

    2. What is the status of a contract entered into between an unemancipated minor and an insane or
    demented person? a. Voidable
    b. Rescissible
    c. Unenforceable
    d. Null and void

    3. A contract is entered into between A, a minor and B, an insane person. C, the father of A ratified the
    contract. What is the status of the contract after ratification?
    a. Voidable
    b. Rescissible
    c. Unenforceable
    d. Null and void

    4. What is the status of a contract entered into during a lucid interval?


    a. Perfectly valid
    b. Voidable
    c. Rescissible
    d. Unenforceable
    5. What is the status of a contract agreed to in a state of drunkenness or during a hypnotic spell? a.
    Voidable
    b. Rescissible
    c. Unenforceable
    d. Null and void
    6. What is the status of a contract wherein consent is wanting and wherein consent is vitiated,
    respectively? a. Valid and Voidable
    b. Voidable and void
    c. Void and voidable
    d. Void and unenforceable

    7. The following are the requisites of consent, except


    a. It should be intelligent.
    b. It should be free.
    c. It should be spontaneous.
    d. It should be vitiated.

    8. What is the status of a contract entered into wherein consent is given through fraud, undue influence,
    mistake, intimidation or violence (F-U-M-I-V)?
    a. Voidable
    b. Rescissible
    c. Unenforceable
    d. Null and void

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