ARTICLE 1225

• What is the definition of indivisible obligations according to Article 1225?


  Obligations to give definite things and those not susceptible of partial performance are deemed indivisible.
• When is an obligation considered divisible?


  When it involves a certain number of days of work or work by metrical units.
• What determines the indivisibility of an obligation even if it is physically divisible?


  It is indivisible if provided by law or intended by the parties.
• How is divisibility or indivisibility determined in obligations not to do?


  It is determined by the character of the prestation in each particular case.
• What are the three types of obligations considered INDIVISIBLE?


  1. Obligation to give definite things
  2. Obligations not susceptible of partial performance
  3. Obligations that are indivisible if:

  • The law so provides
  • The parties intended it to be indivisible
• What are the four types of obligations deemed DIVISIBLE?

  1. Execution of a certain number of days of work
  2. Accomplishment of work measured in units
  3. Susceptible of partial compliance
  4. Debtor required to pay in installments
• What happens if a part of a divisible contract is illegal?


  The illegal part is void, but the rest remains valid and enforceable.
• What is the consequence if a part of an indivisible contract is illegal?


  The entire contract is void.
• What does partial performance of an indivisible obligation equate to?


  It is tantamount to non-performance.
• How do the definitions of divisible and indivisible obligations affect contractual agreements?


  They determine the enforceability and validity of the obligations within the contract.