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Tradition

Explore Tradition in Modes of Acquiring Ownership for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published practice questions, then take a quiz or answer…

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  1. In an ordinary sale without a reservation of ownership, what generally transfers ownership of the thing sold to the buy…
  2. Under Article 1497, actual delivery occurs when the thing is placed in whose control and possession?
  3. Which form of tradition is expressly recognized in Article 1500?
  4. A seller owns equipment stored in a locked private warehouse and delivers to the buyer the keys that give access and co…
  5. A borrower already physically holds the owner's camera. They validly agree that the borrower buys it and that the buyer…
  6. A machine's owner signs a perfected sale and hands the machine to the buyer under an express valid stipulation retainin…
  7. A seller executes a public deed of sale, but the deed expressly states that delivery is withheld until an identified la…
  8. Distinguish perfection of a sale from transfer of ownership by tradition, and explain why an ordinary agreement on the …
  9. Explain how delivery may occur without moving a movable from one person's hands to another's, using a stored item and a…
  10. A public deed of sale expressly postpones delivery. Explain why the deed's public character is relevant but does not ne…
  11. For incorporeal property,1501 expressly refers first to what delivery provision?
  12. When1501’s public-instrument route is inapplicable, what documentary act does it identify?