Practice question
A creditor proves an actual attempt to abscond under 1198(5). The debtor says the plan failed before leaving, so the statutory ground necessarily cannot exist. Which is best?
- Only successful permanent escape can ever count.
- The provision addresses attempted absconding; completion is not the asserted additional requirement.
- Every failed plan automatically extends the debt forever.
- The creditor must finance the escape first.
- Any routine trip is conclusively absconding.
Legal references
- Civil Code Articles1163-1166,1170,1179,1188-1190,1196-1198,1200-1205 and1211-1222: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1949/ra_386_1949.html
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