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ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS EXTENSIVELY.

1. What are the differences between Indivisibility and solidarity?


1. Indivisibility refers to the prestation, while solidarity refers to the juridical or legal tie that
binds the parties;

2. In indivisible obligations, only the debtor guilty of breach of obligation is liable for damages
(Arts. 1209, 1224.), thereby terminating the agency, while in solidary obligations, all of the
debtors are liable for the breach of the obligation committed by a co-debtor (Art. 1221.), for
solidarity among them remains;

3. Indivisibility can exist although there is only one debtor and one creditor, while in solidarity,
there must be at least two debtors or two creditors (Arts. 1207, 1208.); and

4. In indivisible obligations, the others are not liable in case of insolvency of one debtor, while in
solidary obligations, the others are proportionately liable. (Art. 1217.)

2. In what case or circumstances is indivisibility allowed?


3. When does divisibility apply?

Please submit your answers until 8.30pm, that’s 3 hours from now, your allotted class hours, to get full
credit. This is to make up for the Quiz your class missed today. All 3 sections had their quiz today,
except your class. Classes were suspended effective 3:00 pm today, subject to whatever modalities that
may be made under the circumstances. Kindly mind the time for your submission.

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