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    The document discusses innominate contracts, which are contracts that have no specific name or designation under law. It states that innominate contracts shall be governed by the stipulations of the parties, provisions of titles I and II of the civil code, rules governing the most analogous nominate contracts, and customs of the place. Nominate contracts are recognized by law and have a specific name, while innominate contracts have no defined position under law.

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    The document discusses innominate contracts, which are contracts that have no specific name or designation under law. It states that innominate contracts shall be governed by the stipulations of the parties, provisions of titles I and II of the civil code, rules governing the most analogous nominate contracts, and customs of the place. Nominate contracts are recognized by law and have a specific name, while innominate contracts have no defined position under law.

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    The document discusses innominate contracts, which are contracts that have no specific name or designation under law. It states that innominate contracts shall be governed by the stipulations of the parties, provisions of titles I and II of the civil code, rules governing the most analogous nominate contracts, and customs of the place. Nominate contracts are recognized by law and have a specific name, while innominate contracts have no defined position under law.

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    The document discusses innominate contracts, which are contracts that have no specific name or designation under law. It states that innominate contracts shall be governed by the stipulations of the parties, provisions of titles I and II of the civil code, rules governing the most analogous nominate contracts, and customs of the place. Nominate contracts are recognized by law and have a specific name, while innominate contracts have no defined position under law.

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    Article 1307: Innominate contracts shall be regulated by the

    stipulations of the parties, by the provisions of titles I and II of this


    Book, by the rules governing the most analogous nominate contracts
    and by the customs of the place.

    It talks about who are to govern in the Innominate contracts which it


    states that the said agreement of the parties is those who govern the
    innominate contracts.

    Stipulation- The said agreement.

    Classification of contracts according to its name or designation:


    Nominate Contract- a type of contract that is recognized and
    enforceable by law. with a special name, such as pledge, trades and
    lease.
    Enforced by law- to make sure that people do what is required.
    Innominate Contract- It has no specific name or no position in law. It is
    somehow a generic.
    Example: The computer engineer is repairing the computer system of
    our front desk with their tools that it is not familiar item in our items
    but it helps to repair the computer system.

    Reasons for innominate contracts-


    It must be sufficient that it has all the elements of a valid contract. The
    contract must not be considered as invalid for failure to conform strictly
    to the standards of the civil code.

    Rules governing innominate contracts:


    1. The agreement of the parties
    2. The provisions of the civil code on obligations and contracts
    3. The rules governing the most analogous contracts
    4. The customs of the place

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