Credits

Cards (106)

  • 2 kinds of loan: Mutuum, Commodatum
    1933
  • Mutuum
    Ordinary loan with a period
  • Commodatum

    Loan with no period (precarium)
  • Characteristics of loan
    • Real contract
    • Bilateral
  • Consideration
    • Borrower
    • Lender
  • Consumable
    Nauubos (gets used up)
  • Non-consumable
    Hindi nauubos (does not get used up)
  • Fungible
    Allows substitution
  • Non-fungible
    Does not allow substitution
  • 1934 - Real contract, delivery is required
  • If no delivery, consensual contract to create: Deposit, Mutuum, Commodatum
  • Commodatum
    Gratuitous, free, real contract, principal (can stand alone), personal (trust)
  • Purpose of Commodatum
    Use "jus utendi" right to use
  • Principal only - no fruits
  • Bailor
    Lender - comodatario
  • Bailee
    Borrower - comodante
  • 1936 - Subject matter of commodatum is generally non-consumable
  • Exception - consumable, if purpose is to exhibit
  • 1937 - Commodatum involves both movable and immovable
  • 1938 - Bailor need not be the owner, since ownership is not transferred
  • 1939 - Commodatum has a personal nature, since there is an element of trust
  • General rule: death of either (bailor, bailee) terminates commodatum
  • Exception: stipulation
  • General rule: Bailee cannot lease/lend it to a third person, because it's personal
  • Exception: members of the household (kasama sa bahay, not members of the family)
  • Exception to the exception: not allowed if there is a stipulation, nature of the thing forbids its use
  • 1940 - General rule: fruits not included in commodatum
  • Obligations of Bailee
    • Expenses
    • Ordinary - bailee/borrower (1941)
    • Extraordinary (preservation) - 1st par. GR: Bailor (notice is required) Exception: Urgent and reply cannot be awaited (not required), 2nd par. Born equally by both 50/50 basis (fortuitous event)
    • Ornamental - bailee/borrower (1950)
  • Exceptions where bailee bears the loss
    • Bad faith
    • Delay
    • Intention/Appraisal
    • Purely personal
    • Ingratitude
  • 1943 - General rule: bailor suffers the deterioration
  • Exception: bailee is guilty of fraud, delay, negligence, bad faith
  • 1944 - Borrower cannot retain the thing, Exception: claim for damages 1951
  • 1945 - Bailee is solidarily liable
  • 2 kinds of commodatum
    • Period stipulated or accomplishment of the purpose (1946)
    • Precarium (1947)
  • Art. 1946 - Bailor cannot demand return till period expires or purpose is accomplished, Exception: urgent need
  • Art. 1947 - Bailor may demand the thing at will in a Precarium if no duration/use stipulated or use is merely tolerated
  • Art. 1948 - Bailor may demand immediate return for bailee's act of ingratitude
  • Art. 1949 - Bailor shall refund extraordinary expenses, Exception: urgent and reply cannot be awaited
  • Art. 1951 - Bailor liable for damages if they don't advise bailee of flaws
  • Art. 1952 - Bailor cannot exempt expenses/damages by abandoning the thing