Practice question
A contract identifies the kind of goods and provides a reliable method to determine quantity without any new agreement. Must it fail solely because the final quantity is not written as a fixed number at formation?
- Yes, every quantity must be numerically fixed
- Yes, later measurement is always forbidden
- Yes, every future thing is prohibited
- Only the buyer’s later wish controls
- No, Article 1349 permits quantity to be determinable without a new contract
Legal references
- Civil Code, Articles 1347 and 1349: https://elibrary.judiciary.gov.ph/thebookshelf/showdocs/2/53360
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