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Joint and Solidary

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  1. Under Article 1207, does the presence of several debtors by itself establish solidary liability?
  2. Under Article 1210, what is the relationship between solidarity and indivisibility?
  3. Under Article 1216, against whom may a creditor proceed for an unpaid solidary debt?
  4. Three debtors owe a divisible debt of P90,000. No law, contractual wording or nature of the obligation requires solidar…
  5. A debtor pays the full valid, due and enforceable debt owed solidarily with two others. Their internal shares are equal…
  6. A creditor has a due and enforceable P120,000 solidary claim against Arlo, Bea and Cora. The creditor first demands pay…
  7. Three solidary debtors have equal internal shares in a valid P90,000 debt. Dan pays all P90,000 when due. Eli is insolv…
  8. Explain why an obligation to deliver one indivisible object does not, by itself, make several debtors solidarily liable…
  9. A solidary debtor pays a debt only after the obligation has prescribed. The debtor demands reimbursement from the other…
  10. A solidary debtor obtains remission of the whole obligation without paying it. The debtor then demands each co-debtor's…
  11. Under 1213, what does a solidary creditor need to assign the rights identified there?
  12. Under 1212, may a solidary creditor act prejudicially to the others merely because of solidarity?