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    C. Both Are True

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions that assess understanding of the obligations of the vendee (buyer) in a contract of sale under Philippine law. Specifically: 1. The vendee is obligated to accept delivery of goods at the agreed upon time and place and pay the price. Ownership transfers in exchange for payment or a promise to pay. 2. The buyer has a reasonable opportunity to examine delivered goods before accepting to ensure they conform to the contract. 3. The buyer's actions inconsistent with the seller's ownership or intimating acceptance to the seller result in implied acceptance. Retaining goods without rejecting them also implies acceptance. 4. Acceptance discharges the seller from liability for breach of

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions that assess understanding of the obligations of the vendee (buyer) in a contract of sale under Philippine law. Specifically: 1. The vendee is obligated to accept delivery of goods at the agreed upon time and place and pay the price. Ownership transfers in exchange for payment or a promise to pay. 2. The buyer has a reasonable opportunity to examine delivered goods before accepting to ensure they conform to the contract. 3. The buyer's actions inconsistent with the seller's ownership or intimating acceptance to the seller result in implied acceptance. Retaining goods without rejecting them also implies acceptance. 4. Acceptance discharges the seller from liability for breach of

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions that assess understanding of the obligations of the vendee (buyer) in a contract of sale under Philippine law. Specifically: 1. The vendee is obligated to accept delivery of goods at the agreed upon time and place and pay the price. Ownership transfers in exchange for payment or a promise to pay. 2. The buyer has a reasonable opportunity to examine delivered goods before accepting to ensure they conform to the contract. 3. The buyer's actions inconsistent with the seller's ownership or intimating acceptance to the seller result in implied acceptance. Retaining goods without rejecting them also implies acceptance. 4. Acceptance discharges the seller from liability for breach of

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    C. Both Are True

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    CHAPTER V - OBLIGATIONS OF THE VENDEE

    Multiple Choice
    1. I. The vendee is bound to accept delivery and to pay the price of the thing sold at the time and
    place stipulated in the contract.
    II. The very essence of a contract of sale is the transfer of ownership in exchange for a price paid
    or promised.
    a. Only I is true
    b. Only II is true
    c. Both are true
    d. Both are false
    2. I. The buyer of goods is not bound to accept delivery thereof by installments.
    II. The buyer has a reasonable opportunity to examine the goods upon delivery to ascertain
    whether they are in conformity with the contract before accepting the same.
    a. Only I is true
    b. Only II is true
    c. Both are true
    d. Both are false
    3. When the buyer does any act in relation to the goods which is inconsistent with the ownership of
    the seller
    a. Express acceptance
    b. Implied acceptance
    c. Non-acceptance
    d. None of the above
    4. When the buyer intimates to the seller that he has accepted the goods
    a. Express acceptance
    b. Implied acceptance
    c. Non-acceptance
    d. None of the above
    5. When, after the lapse of a reasonable time, he retains the goods without intimating to the seller
    that he has rejected them
    a. Express acceptance
    b. Implied acceptance
    c. Non-acceptance
    d. None of the above
    6. I. Acceptance of the goods by the buyer shall discharge the seller from liability in damages for
    breach of any warranty in the contract of sale. (shall not be discharge)
    II. Where goods are delivered to the buyer, and he refuses to accept them, having the right to do
    so, he is bound to return them to the seller, but it is sufficient if he notifies the seller that he
    refuses to accept them. (he is not bound)
    a. Only I is true
    b. Only II is true
    c. Both are true
    d. Both are false
    7. Except for one, the following are the effect of buyer's justifiable refusal to accept delivery
    a. The buyer has no obligation to return the goods to the seller
    b. It is sufficient that the buyer notifies the seller that he refuses to accepts the goods
    c. There will be legal pledge or pledge by operation of law
    d. If the buyer voluntarily constitutes himself a depositary of the goods, he shall be liable as
    such
    8. I. When the buyer's refusal to accept the goods is without just cause, t
    II. Where goods are delivered to the buyer, and he refuses to accept having the right to do so, he is
    not bound to return them to the seller.
    a. Only I is true
    b. Only II is true
    c. Both are true
    d. Both are false
    9. Vendee owes interest between the delivery and payment in the following three cases, except:
    a. Should it have been so stipulated
    b. Should the thing has hidden defect
    c. Should the thing sold and delivered produce fruits or income
    d. Should the buyer be in default
    10. I. Should the vendee be disturbed in the possession or ownership o thing acquired, he may
    suspend the payment of the price.
    II. Should the vendor have reasonable grounds to fear the loss of immovable property sold and its
    price, he may immediately sue for the rescission the sale.
    a. Only I is true
    b. Only II is true
    c. Both are true
    d. Both are false

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