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Divisible and Indivisible

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  1. Under Article 1225, an obligation to deliver one specified painting is generally classified as what?
  2. Can an obligation be indivisible even if its object is physically divisible?
  3. How is divisibility determined for an obligation not to do?
  4. A contract requires painting exactly ten independent wall panels at a unit price per panel, with no law or agreement ma…
  5. A seller promises a physically divisible quantity of materials, but the parties clearly agree that the contractual pres…
  6. Two joint debtors undertake one indivisible delivery. One is ready and able to perform, while the other refuses and cau…
  7. One debtor owes one creditor the full price under a single due obligation. Because money can physically be divided, the…
  8. Explain why physical divisibility is not conclusive of legal divisibility.
  9. Discuss a ready debtor’s position when another debtor breaches a joint indivisible undertaking.
  10. Distinguish divisibility from the creditor’s duty to accept partial payment.
  11. Does indivisibility by itself necessarily create solidarity under Article 1210?
  12. Does solidarity of itself imply that the prestation is indivisible?