1. Alternative vs.

Facultative

Ans: Alternative Obligations are those in which several prestations are due but only one of them is
sufficiently determined by choice, which, in most cases, belongs to the debtor,
Meanwhile Facultative Obligations are those in which only one prestation has been approved upon
but the obligor may render another in its place.

2. Obligations with a period vs. Obligations with condition

Ans: An obligation with a period is that there is an expiration or arrival of the said period or term
which has an effect or consequences to one and is subjected or to comply one way or another,
Meanwhile A conditional obligation or Obligations with condition is one dependent on an uncertain
event. If the obligation may not be enforced until the uncertain event occurs, the condition is
suspensive. If the obligation may be immediately enforced but will come to an end when the
uncertain event occurs, the condition is resolutory.

3. Joint obligations vs. Solidary Obligations

Ans:  Joint Obligations means all obligations, covenants, agreements, terms or conditions
contained in this Lease other than the Several Obligations, which shall be joint and several
obligations of the Unit Owners, Meanwhile Solidary obligation is a kind of obligation where there is
plurality of parties who, individually, bind themselves to pay/recover the entire obligation when it
becomes due. It is not presumed by law, unlike joint obligations. Solidarity is established by law, by
contract or by the nature of the obligation. There may be solidarity on the part of the obligee
(creditor) or obligor (debtor), or both, or in case of suretyship. In case solidarity exist between and
among the debtors, each of them shall pay the entire obligation.