Accounting students should cultivate a significant understanding of the law on obligations and contracts as it relates to most business transactions.
This course covers Civil Code provisions on Obligations and Contracts. The Law on Obligations touches on the basic concepts, principles, sources, kinds, effects, and mode of extinguishment of obligations. On the other hand, the Law on Contracts deals with contracts, in general, the principles that govern them, requisites, forms, and interpretation. Emphasis is laid on defective contracts, their kinds, effects, and modes by which they are remedied.
General Provisions on Obligations (Article 1156 to 1162)
Nature and Effect of Obligations (Article 1163 t0 1178)
Different Kinds of Obligations (Article 1179 to 1230)
Extinguishment of Obligations (Article 1231 to 1304)
General Provisions on Contracts (Article 1305 to 1317)
Essential Requisites of Contracts (Article 1318 to 1355)
Form of Contracts (Article 1356 to 1358)
Reformation of Instruments (Article 1359 to 1369)
Defective Contracts (Article 1380 to 1422)