Law on Obligations and Contracts
1. It is one which has a binding force in law, and which gives to the obligee or creditor the
right of enforcing it against the obligor or debtor in a court setting.
a. Civil Obligation
b. Natural Obligation
c. Obligation
d. Contract
2. It is one which cannot be enforced by action, but which is binding on the party who makes
it in conscience and according to the natural law.
a. Civil Obligation
b. Natural Obligation
c. Contract
d. Quasi-contract
3. A civil obligation is based on positive law, while a natural obligation is based on equity and
natural law.
a. True
b. False
4. It is a juridical necessity to give, to do, or not to do.
a. Obligation
b. Contract
c. Law
d. Civil Obligation