This document summarizes laws regarding capacity to buy or sell and the effects of contracts when the thing sold is lost.
1) It outlines who can enter into contracts of sale and exceptions for minors and incapacitated persons. Contracts by minors and incapacitated persons are voidable.
2) Husband and wife cannot sell property to each other with some exceptions. Certain persons like guardians and public officials are also prohibited from acquiring property by purchase to prevent fraud.
3) If the thing sold is entirely lost at the time of sale, the contract is void. If partially lost, the buyer can withdraw or demand the remaining part with a proportionate price reduction.
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This document summarizes laws regarding capacity to buy or sell and the effects of contracts when the thing sold is lost.
1) It outlines who can enter into contracts of sale and exceptions for minors and incapacitated persons. Contracts by minors and incapacitated persons are voidable.
2) Husband and wife cannot sell property to each other with some exceptions. Certain persons like guardians and public officials are also prohibited from acquiring property by purchase to prevent fraud.
3) If the thing sold is entirely lost at the time of sale, the contract is void. If partially lost, the buyer can withdraw or demand the remaining part with a proportionate price reduction.
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This document summarizes laws regarding capacity to buy or sell and the effects of contracts when the thing sold is lost.
1) It outlines who can enter into contracts of sale and exceptions for minors and incapacitated persons. Contracts by minors and incapacitated persons are voidable.
2) Husband and wife cannot sell property to each other with some exceptions. Certain persons like guardians and public officials are also prohibited from acquiring property by purchase to prevent fraud.
3) If the thing sold is entirely lost at the time of sale, the contract is void. If partially lost, the buyer can withdraw or demand the remaining part with a proportionate price reduction.
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This document summarizes laws regarding capacity to buy or sell and the effects of contracts when the thing sold is lost.
1) It outlines who can enter into contracts of sale and exceptions for minors and incapacitated persons. Contracts by minors and incapacitated persons are voidable.
2) Husband and wife cannot sell property to each other with some exceptions. Certain persons like guardians and public officials are also prohibited from acquiring property by purchase to prevent fraud.
3) If the thing sold is entirely lost at the time of sale, the contract is void. If partially lost, the buyer can withdraw or demand the remaining part with a proportionate price reduction.
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ARTICLE GENERAL RULE EXCEPTION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Article • All person who are • Case: Law Kinds of Incapacity: 1489 authorized in this code to determines that • Absolute - pertains to Person who obligate themselves, may party suffers from persons who cannot bind may Enter enter into a contract of either absolute or themselves. Ex. Minor, into a sale. relative incapacity. Insane or demented Contract of • Contracts entered into • However, where the persons. Sale by a minor and other necessaries are • Relative Incapacity – incapacitated persons sold and delivered where it exists only with are voidable. to him without the reference to certain intervention of the persons or class of parent or guardian, property he must pay a • Necessaries - those reasonable price things which are needed therefor. for sustenance, dwelling, clothing and medical attendance. Article 1490 The husband and the wife Unless: Reason for the Rule: Incapacity cannot sell property to each • When a separation • To prevent commission of by Relation other of property was fraud or prejudice to third agreed upon in the persons. marriage • To prevent one from settlements; unduly influencing the other. • When there has been • To avoid indirect a judicial separation donations. of property under article 191. (1458a) Article 1491 The following persons • Exception for the Reason for Prohibition: Incapacity cannot acquire by purchase, agent: unless the • TO Prevent frauds on the by Reason even at a public or judicial consent of the part of the persons auction, either in person principal has been enumerated therein and or through the mediation given. minimize temptation to of another: the exertion of undue and • Guardian improper influence. • Agents, sale entrusted to • The law does not trust them. human nature to resist • Executors and the temptation likely to administrators arise out the antagonism • Public officers and between interest of the employees seller and the buyer. • Justices, judges, prosecuting attorneys, clerks of superior and inferior courts, and other officers and employees connected with the administration of justice • Any others specially disqualified by law. The prohibitions in the two preceding articles are applicable to sales in legal redemption, compromises and renunciations. Article 1492 The prohibitions in the two 1. The relative incapacity Prohibition preceding articles are applies also to sales by Extends to applicable to sales in legal virtue of legal redemption, Sales in Legal redemption, compromises compromise, and Redemption and renunciations. renunciations: • Compromise - contract whereby the parties, by reciprocal concessions, avoid a litigation or put an end to one already commenced. • Renunciation - creditor gratuitously abandons his right against his creditor. Condonation and Remission. 2. The persons disqualified to buy referred to in Articles 1490 and 1491 are also disqualified to become lessees of the things mentioned therein. (Art. 1646.) Chapter 3 – Effects of the Contract when the Thing Sold has been Lost
ARTICLE GENERAL RULE EXCEPTION ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Article 1493 If at the time the contract But if the thing should Effect of loss of thing at the Effect of of sale is perfected, the have been lost in part time of sale: (Remedies) Loss of Thing thing which is the object of only, the vendee may 1. Thing entirely lost. — at the Time the contract has been choose between Where the thing is entirely of Sale entirely lost, the contract withdrawing from the lost at the time of shall be without any effect. contract and perfection, the contract demanding the is inexistent and void (Art. remaining part, paying 1409[3].) because there is its price in proportion no object. to the total sum agreed 2. Thing only partially lost. — upon. (1460a) If the subject matter is only partially lost, the vendee may elect between withdrawing from the contract and demanding the remaining part, paying its proportionate price. Article 1494 Where the parties purport a Effect of loss in case of Effect of sale of specific goods, and specific goods: Loss in Case the goods without the • Sale divisible. — The second of Specific knowledge of the seller has option is available only if Goods perished in part or have the sale is divisible. A wholly or in a material part contract is divisible when so deteriorated in quality as its consideration is made to be substantially changed up of several parts. in character, the buyer may • Sale indivisible. — Suppose at his option treat the sale: the sale is not divisible, (1) as avoided; or what price is the buyer to (2) as valid in all of the pay for the remaining existing goods or in so much goods if he elects to thereof as have not continue with the sale? It deteriorated, and as binding is believed that the buyer the buyer to pay the agreed should be made to pay only price for the goods in the proportionate price which the ownership will of the remaining goods. If pass, if the sale was divisible. the sale is indivisible, the object thereof may be considered as a specific thing.