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Pure

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  1. A pure obligation, with no condition or period suspending performance, is generally demandable when?
  2. Which arrangement most clearly describes a pure obligation on the stated facts?
  3. Does the absence of a written calendar date invariably establish a pure obligation?
  4. A debtor validly promises to repay P15,000 immediately, without any condition, period or intended extension. The debtor…
  5. A valid promise states, 'I will pay when my means permit,' and does not specify a date. Should it be enforced as pure s…
  6. A debtor undertakes an unqualified duty to deliver a specified movable now. No demand has yet been made, and none of Ar…
  7. A signed undertaking contains no calendar date. Evidence establishes that both parties intended delivery only after a r…
  8. Explain immediate demandability of a pure obligation and why that classification does not itself answer whether the deb…
  9. Explain why an undated undertaking may be pure in one case and subject to a period in another. Apply Articles 1180 and …
  10. A borrower promises immediate unconditional repayment. Later the borrower wishes to wait for a possible inheritance, al…
  11. For a presently arising pure obligation to deliver a thing, when does 1164 give the creditor a right to its fruits?
  12. Does that fruit entitlement itself give a real right over the thing before delivery under 1164?