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Prelim Exam For BL 223 MT 6.00PM 7.30PM
Prelim Exam For BL 223 MT 6.00PM 7.30PM
SET A AND B
1. Ms. Jeah Hijos borrowed Php 1,000.00 from Ms. Shanon Bucio as evidenced by a
promissory note executed by X as maker. All other requisites of negotiability are present
in the note except that Ms. Jeah Hijos did not affix her usual signature thereon. As Ms.
Jeah was ailing at that time, she was only able to put “X” in the blank space meant for
the signature of the maker.
QUESTION: Is the requisite that “the instrument must be signed by the maker” complied
with, and why? (5pts).
Answer: Yes, because even though Ms. Jeah, the maker, only put X when
supposedly it was for her signature, that X still represents as her consent or
signature, since it was written by her and she couldn’t put a proper signature that
time due to her ailment.
2. Stephenson Q asked her close friend, Hazel A, to buy some groceries for her in the
Supermarket.
Question: Was there a nominate contract entered into between Stephenson Q and
Hazel A? What was it? Explain, (5 pts.);
Answer: Yes, the agent (Hazel A) who authorized by Stephen Q to buy some
groceries has its own name.
ANSWER: The agreement is for sale and not agency. Because they both agreed,
there was a contract and an agreement between two parties.
ANSWER: ARTICLE 1868. By the contract of Agency, a person must bind himself to
render some service or to do something in representation or in behalf of another,
with consent or authority of the latter.
9. What are the rights and obligations of a pledger and a pledgee?, (5 pts.)
10. A. What are the modes of extinguishing a contract of pledge?, (2.5 pts.)
B. Tell your instructor your suggestion how can we can improve your class
learning in terms of the style and methods of teaching, etc…
ANSWER A:
MODES OF EXTINGUISHMENT OF A CONTRACT OF PLEDGE
• When the pledgor are able to pay his or her debts.
• Completion of the contract
ANSWER B:
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11. A. Kindly state the FACTS OF THE CASE, THE ISSUE and THE RULING OF THE COURT in the
case of Triple-V Food Services, Inc. v. Filipino Merchants Insurance Co., GR No 160544,
February 21, 2005 (2.5 pts);
ANSWER:
FACTS: De Asis dined in the petitioner’s kamayans restaurant. Crispa textile Inc.
gave de asis a 1995 Mitsubishi Galant Super Saloon Model UBU 995. On that
occasion, De Asis used the petitioner’s valet parking service, so she gave her keys
to the valet, and receives a parking receipt as a ticket. The staff of valet perked
her car in the designated spot, however few minutes later, the car wasn’t in the
parking lot, and the keys was not in the valet attendant’s box.
ISSUE: Whether or not the petitioner is liable for the loss of the concerned car.
RULLING: yes. In the contract of deposit, when the person received an object that
belongs to another. It is obliged to keep it safety and return of the same. Also, it
should apply the diligence of a good father of the family.
ANSWER:
FACTS: Aguirre and Pugao agreed to purchase a 2 parcel of land, with the
condition to deposit the title of land in the safety deposit box and only be
transferred upon full payment of the land. So, they rented a safety deposit box to
the security bank and trust company. Mrs. Ramos wanted to purchase the land,
and she demanded the title of the certificate. When Aguirre and Pugao went to the
bank to set the title of the certificate, in the box, it was found that the box is empty,
therefore, Mrs. Ramos withdrew her offer.
ISSUE: Whether or not a commercial bank and third-party safety deposit box
leasing agreement is a lessor-leasing arrangement.
RULLING: yes. The execution of the petitioner and respondent is in the nature of the
contract of lease, whereby the petitioner was given a control and right to open the
box and its content, and the respondent has no right to open it, because its neither
has a control or possession of its content.
BL 223 PRELIM EXAMINATION
SET A AND B
12. A. Kindly state the FACTS OF THE CASE, THE ISSUE and THE RULING OF THE COURT in the
case of Litunjua, Jr. v. Eternit Corporation, 490 SCRA (2006), 2.5 pts.;
ANSWER:
FACTS: ESAC owned 90% shares to EC. They wanted to stop the operation due to
the political situation in the Philippines. ESAC instructed Adam, one of the BOD of
EC, to dispose the 8 parcel of land. Adam hired a broker, Marquez. Marquez
declared himself to sell the land to Litunjua for 27M pesos, but through negotiation
it was sold for 20M in cash.
ISSUE: Whether or not Marquez was authorized by the principal to act its agent
relative to the sale of the properties of EC.
RULLING: No. since the authority was not in written, the sale is void and not merely
unforceable and such could not have been ratified by principal.
B. Kindly state the FACTS OF THE CASE, THE ISSUE and THE RULING OF THE COURT
in the case Eurotech Industrial Technologies, Inc. v. Cuizon, GR 167552, April
23, 2007, (2.5 pts.);
ANSWER:
FACTS: Eurotech sold a 250,000 pesos sludge pump to Impact System, and
made a 50,000 downpayment. After the sludge pump arrived, Eurotech
wouldn’t give the sludge pump unless they pay the remaining balance. So,
Edwin Cuizon a manager of Impact System and Alberto de Jesus Eurotech’s
general manager signed a deed of assignment of receivables in favor of
Eurotech. However, the respondent collected 365, 135. 29 pesos from Toledo
Power company despite the deed of Assignment.
ISSUE: Whether or not Edwin exceeded his authority when he signed the Deed
of Assignment thereby binding. himself personally to pay the obligation to
Eurotech.
RULLING: No. Under Article 1897, an agent is not personally liable to the party
with whom he contracts. unless he expressly binds himself or exceeds his
authority without giving due notice. In this case, when he signed the Deed of
Assignment, Edwin Cuizon acted appropriately and within his authority.
BL 223 PRELIM EXAMINATION
SET A AND B
13. A. Kindly state the FACTS OF THE CASE, THE ISSUE and THE RULING OF THE COURT in the
case of Orbeta v. Sendiong, 463 SCRA 180 (2005), (2.5 pts);
ANSWER:
FACTS: Simeona Montenegro executed a Deed of Sale, selling a portion of a
plot of land known as Lot 606 to the spouses Maximo Orbeta and Basilisa Teves.
The subject land did not include where Simeona Montenegro's grandmother's
house was located and was not part of sale.
These provisions of the General Power of Attorney apply to the signing of
the verification and certification of non- forum shopping, where the respondent,
represented by his attorney-in-fact and daughter Mae A. Sendiong, filed a
petition for Annulment of Decision with a Prayer of a Temporary Restraining
Order.
ISSUE: Whether the Attorney- in- fact had the power to sign the verification and
certification.
RULLING: Yes. The Signing of the verification and certification of non- forum
shopping are covered under the said provisions of the attorney-in-fact.
General Power of Attorney shows that Mae Sendiong is empowered, among
others, to execute, sign, authenticate, and enter into any and all contracts and
agreements in behalf of her Father.
B. Kindly state the FACTS OF THE CASE, THE ISSUE and THE RULING OF THE COURT
in the case of Domingo v. Domingo, GR L-30573, October 29, 1971, (2.5 pts);
ANSWER:
FACTS: Vicente Domingo authorized Gregorio Domingo, a real estate agent, to
sell his lot with a 5% commission if the property is sold by Vicente or anyone
else during the 30-day duration of the agency or within three months of the
agency's termination to a purchaser. Gregorio authorized intervenor Teofilo
Purisima half of his commission to locate a buyer. Purisima then suggested
Oscar de Leon to Gregorio as a buyer.
Oscar de Leon gave $1,000 as a gift to Gregorio, but Gregorio did not tell
Vicente and Oscar did not give Vicente any extra earnest money as what he
promised. Gregorio went to Vicente to demand Payment after he discovered
that Vicente sold the lot to the same buyer.
ISSUE: (1) Whether or not Gregorio's failure to disclose to Vicente the gift from
Oscar constitutes fraud and result in the forfeiture of his commission on the sale
price.
(2) Whether Gregorio should be liable to the intervenor Purisima for the
expected commission.