Conditional; Kinds of Conditions

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1. What does a suspensive condition ordinarily affect?
2. An obligation subject to a resolutory condition is ordinarily demandable when?
3. Under Article 1186, what happens when the obligor voluntarily prevents fulfillment of the condition?
4. A promise creates a new payment obligation only 'if I, the debtor, choose at my sole unrestricted whim to be bound.' Th…
5. A conditional obligation requires an event to occur by June 30. By that date the event has not occurred, and no prevent…
6. A debtor promises payment if a supplier approves a specified project. The debtor then deliberately intercepts the appro…
7. A contract contains two divisible payment undertakings. One is independent and lawful; the other depends on a prohibite…
8. Distinguish suspensive and resolutory conditions in terms of acquisition, demandability and extinguishment of rights.
9. Explain the treatment of an impossible or unlawful condition in an ordinary civil obligation under Article 1183, includ…
10. A condition depends on an event outside the debtor's exclusive will, but the debtor intentionally prevents it. Explain …
11. Before a suspensive condition is fulfilled, what 1188 right does the creditor have?
12. During a pending suspensive condition, what does 1188 allow the debtor to recover?