11:15 Vo)) 4G LTE1 it .Ill .ill X . . . Law on Obligations and Contracts Assessment No. 10 Discussion: 1. Distinguish between void and inexistent contracts. 2. What is the principle of in pari delicto? 3. What are the exceptions to the principle of in part delicto? 4. Ari, a married man, donated a parcel of land to Chinky, a minor of 17 years old, subject to condition that Chinky shall become his mistress, The donation was duly accepted by Chinky and her parents. After the perfection of the donation, Chinky became the mistress of Ari. When Ari died, his widowed wife Becky, took possession of the land. Subsequently, Chinky filed an action for recovery of the property. Defendant Becky advanced the defense that the contract of donation is inexistent because of the illegality of the cause; consequently, it has not produced anu effect whatsoever. Plaintiff, Chinky however, contented that what is illegal is the motive of the donor and not the cause, since the contract in this case is one pure beneficence. Resolve the following: 4.1 Describe the character of the contract whether it is unenforceable, void or inexistent. 4.2 What are the effects, if there is any? III O <