This document contains a 10 question quiz on business law concepts related to obligations and conditions. It asks learners to define and differentiate types of obligations like pure and conditional, as well as conditions that can affect obligations such as resolutory, suspensive, potestative, casual, and impossible conditions. Learners are also asked to provide examples for many of these condition types. The quiz aims to test understanding of how conditions can modify the nature and timing of contractual obligations.
This document contains a 10 question quiz on business law concepts related to obligations and conditions. It asks learners to define and differentiate types of obligations like pure and conditional, as well as conditions that can affect obligations such as resolutory, suspensive, potestative, casual, and impossible conditions. Learners are also asked to provide examples for many of these condition types. The quiz aims to test understanding of how conditions can modify the nature and timing of contractual obligations.
This document contains a 10 question quiz on business law concepts related to obligations and conditions. It asks learners to define and differentiate types of obligations like pure and conditional, as well as conditions that can affect obligations such as resolutory, suspensive, potestative, casual, and impossible conditions. Learners are also asked to provide examples for many of these condition types. The quiz aims to test understanding of how conditions can modify the nature and timing of contractual obligations.
This document contains a 10 question quiz on business law concepts related to obligations and conditions. It asks learners to define and differentiate types of obligations like pure and conditional, as well as conditions that can affect obligations such as resolutory, suspensive, potestative, casual, and impossible conditions. Learners are also asked to provide examples for many of these condition types. The quiz aims to test understanding of how conditions can modify the nature and timing of contractual obligations.
1. Differentiate pure obligation from conditional obligation. (2 pts.)
2. What are the three (3) instances when an obligation becomes demandable at once? (3 pts.) 3. What is a resolutory condition? Give an example. (2 pts.) 4. What is a suspensive condition? Give an example. (2 pts.) 5. Differentiate condition from period. (2 pts.) 6. Define potestative condition. Give an example. (2 pts.) 7. What is a casual condition? Given an example. (2 pts.) 8. Give an example of an impossible condition. (1 pt.) 9. What is a casual condition? Give an example. (2 pts.) 10. Differentiate legal impossibility from physical impossibility. (2 pts.)