Article 1365 - 1369

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When is REFORMATION proper?

A. if the property is sold
absolutely
B. if the property is not sold
absolutely
When is REFORMATION proper?
A. with a right of purchase
B. . without a right of purchase
repurchase

C. if the property is sold

D. if the property is not sold

C. with a right of repurchase

D. without a right of

There shall be NO REFORMATION in the following cases, except

A. Simple donations inter vivos
C. when the real
agreement is void
B. Wills
D. when the real agreement is
not void
When the real agreement is void
A. there is no reformation
B. there is reformation
imposed

C. condition is imposed
D. condition is not

Is an act liberately whereby a person disposes gratuitously of a thing or right

in favor of another, who accepts it
A. Wills
C. When the real agreement is
void
B. Donation
D. When one party brought an
action
is an act to take effect after his death
A. Wills
void
B. Donation
action
when reformation can be ordered
A. at the instance of either party
injured party
B. at the instance of neither party
injured party
when reformation can be ordered
A. if the mistake was mutual
injured party
B. at the instance of neither party
injured party

C. When the real agreement is

D. When one party brought an

C. upon petition of the

D. after petition of the

C. upon petition of the

D. after petition of the

the procedure for the reformation of the instruments shall be governed by:
A. court
C. rules of court
B. supreme court
D. rules of supreme court

10. the procedure for the reformation of the instruments shall be promulgated by:

A.
B.

C. rules of court
D. rules of supreme court

court
supreme court

Article 1365 - 1369

(with amswers)

1.

When is REFORMATION proper?

A. if the property is sold
absolutely
B. if the property is not sold
absolutely

C. if the property is sold

D. if the property is not sold

C
2.

When is REFORMATION proper?

A. with a right of purchase
B. . without a right of purchase
repurchase

C. with a right of repurchase

D. without a right of

C
3.

There shall be NO REFORMATION in the following cases, except

A. Simple donations inter vivos
C. when the real
agreement is void
B. Wills
D. when the real agreement is
not void

C
4.

When the real agreement is void

A. there is no reformation
B. there is reformation
imposed

C. condition is imposed
D. condition is not

A
5.

Is an act liberately whereby a person disposes gratuitously of a thing or right

in favor of another, who accepts it
A. Wills
C. When the real agreement is
void
B. Donation
D. When one party brought an
action

B
6.

is an act to take effect after his death

A. Wills
void
B. Donation
action

C. When the real agreement is

D. When one party brought an

A
7.

when reformation can be ordered

A. at the instance of either party
injured party
B. at the instance of neither party
injured party

C. upon petition of the

D. after petition of the

8.

when reformation can be ordered

A. if the mistake was mutual
injured party
B. at the instance of neither party
injured party

C. upon petition of the

D. after petition of the

A
9.

the procedure for the reformation of the instruments shall be governed by:
A. court
C. rules of court
B. supreme court
D. rules of supreme court

C
10. the procedure for the reformation of the instruments shall be promulgated by:
A.
B.

court
supreme court

C. rules of court
D. rules of supreme court