Claims Against Estate (Rule 86)

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1. A mortgage creditor elects under Rule 86, Section 7 to rely entirely on the security. Does that election carry particip… Multiple Choice Easy
2. A written-instrument claim is filed with a copy bearing all indorsements. The administrator demands exhibition of the o… Multiple Choice Medium
3. The deceased solidarily owed PHP 600,000 with another debtor. No payment has been made. Is the estate claim automatical… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A secured creditor wants a deficiency claim after judicial foreclosure. Which Section 7 route preserves that possibilit… Multiple Choice Hard
5. The administrator knows that the deceased had a valid offset against a claimant but omits it from the answer. What cons… Multiple Choice Hard
6. Explain the three alternatives available to an estate mortgage creditor under Rule 86, Section 7. Essay Medium
7. Compare estate claims on a PHP 600,000 joint debt and a PHP 600,000 solidary debt with one surviving co-debtor, assumin… Essay Medium
8. A claimant submits a copy of a note; the administrator demands the original and also holds an offset. Explain the relev… Essay Medium