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Movable Property
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- Under Article 416, which forces of nature are classified as personal property?
- Under Article 417, how are shares of stock in a corporation classified even if the corporation owns real estate?
- How does Article 417 classify an obligation or action whose object is a demandable sum of money?
- Mangoes are harvested and detached from their trees for ordinary sale. No special rule is assumed. Are they still immov…
- A farmer stores sealed sacks of fertilizer in a shed; none has been applied to land or otherwise immobilized. Which cla…
- An investor buys shares of a corporation whose only substantial asset is a warehouse. The investor claims the share pur…
- A contract creates a demandable P500,000 payment obligation for services. The payer happens to own land, but the claim …
- Identify the principal personal-property categories in Articles 416 and 417.
- Explain why corporate shares do not become immovable merely because the corporation owns land and buildings.
- Compare growing fruits still attached to land with ordinary harvested fruits, and fertilizer actually used on land with…
- Under 418, what distinguishes a consumable movable?
- Under 418, what class includes the other movables outside that test?