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