1. May was crossing the street when she was accidentally bumped by a car driven by June.

The former suffered injuries that required her to seek medical attention in a nearby hospital.
Can May file an action for damages on the basis of both Culpa Criminal and Culpa
Aquiliana?
A. No, he can only file one because there is only a single cause of action and single legal
basis for damages
B. Yes, in fact he can recover civil damages on both actions.
C. Yes, but there can be no double recovery on damages
D. No, because May will be liable for forum shopping.
2. Can an oral sale of land be judicially enforced as between the contracting parties, if the
land has not been delivered but the buyer has paid 10% of the purchase price?
A. Yes, the Statute of Frauds is applicable only to those contracts which are executory and
not to those which have been consummated partially.
B. Yes, if the contract is consummated at least 10%, it can be judicially enforced.
C. No, the partial consummation must be at least 25%
D. No, a sale of land must be in writing for it to be judicially enforceable.
3. I- The fixing of the price can never be left to the decision of one of the contracting parties.
But a price fixed by one of the contracting parties, if accepted by the other gives rise to a
perfected sale.
II- The parties need not agree on the manner of payment of the price of the property to give
rise to a binding and and enforceable contract of sale or contract to sell.
A. Only I is true B. Only II is true c. Both are true. D. Both are false.
4. It is a continuing offer or contract by which the owner stipulates with another that the latter
shall have the right to buy the property at a fixed price within a certain time, or under, or in
compliance with, certain terms and conditions, or which gives to the owner of the property the
right to sell or demand a sale.
A. Earnest B. Option C. Absolute D. Conditional
5. A stockholder who does not approve the action taken by the Board of Directors in
proposing to amend the Articles of Incorporation is allowed to withdraw from the
corporation in one of the following instances:
A. Merger or consolidation
B. Investment of corporate funds in another corporation
C. Creating, incurring, increasing or decreasing any bonded indebtedness
D. Shortening or prolonging corporate existence
6. This is the accord or coincidence of the desires and intent of the parties to the contract upon
the subject matter and the cause.
A. Reformation B. Consent C. Performance D. Ratification
7. A condition with, if imposed on an obligation will be disregarded and will therefore make
the obligation immediately demandable.
A. If John commits suicide C. If John passes the bar examination
B. If John kills Peter D. If John will not rise from the dead.
8. The condition that some event happen at a determinate time shall the obligation as
soon as the time expires or if it has become indubitable that the event will not take place.
A. Extinguish B. Suspend C. Give rise to D. Toll
9. Chicha promised to sell her house and lot in Cebu to Ron if the latter decides to live in
Cebu. This obligation is:
A. With casual condition and therefore valid.
B. With suspensive potestative condition on the part of the debtor and is therefore void.
C. With resolutory potestative condition on the part of the debtor and is therefore valid.
D. With suspensive potestative condition on the part of the debtor and is therefore valid.
10. Which of the following contracts is void?
A. A minor selling the ring of her mother without the authority of the latter.
B. A widow selling the land of her father with an oral authority from h er father.
 C. A guardian selling for P70,000 the necklace of her ward where the fair market value
of her necklace is P100,000
D. A contract of sale between two deaf-mutes who both don’t know how to write.
11. The following contracts are qualified for reformation, except:
A. Onerous Contract C. Renumeratory Contract
B. Gratuitous Contract D. Consensual Contract
12. Circumstances indicating that certain alienation has been made in frauds of creditor:
A. Pactum Commissorium C. Budget of Frauds
B. B. Stipulation per atrui D. Upset Price
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