31 Previous Next 1 point 1. Obligations may arise from any of the following except; O A. contracts O B. quasi-contracts O C. quasi delicts O D. prestationsQuestion 35 Previous 1 point 5. The following statements are correct, except: O A. a. The term juridical necessity implies the existence of legal sanctions that may be imposed upon the obligor (debtor) in case of breach of the obligation. O B. b. In the juridical relation known as the obligation, it is plain that the two parties are involved - the obligee (creditor) and the obligor (debtor). The former has the right to demand the prestation, while the latter is the one bound to perform the same. O C. c. The obligee (creditor) is denominated as the active subject because he is the one who has the power to demand the performance of the prestation. O D. d. All of the foregoing statements are correct.Question 36 Previous 1 point 6. This refers to the voluntary administration of the property , business or affairs of another without his consent or authority. It creates the obligation to reimburse the gestor for necessary and useful expenses. O A. a. Negotiorum gestio O B. b. Solutionindebiti O C. c. Quasi-delicts O D. d. DelictsQuestion 3? . Previous 1 point I This refers to payment by mistake of an obligation Mich was not due when paid. It creates the obligation to return the payment. | O C. quasi-deiiet | Question 38 Previous 1 point 8. The following statements are correct, except: O A. a. Every person criminally liable is also civilly liable. O B. b. Obligations arising from contracts have the force of law between the contracting parties. O C. c. Obligations derived from law are not presumed. O D. d. Obligations derived from law are regulated by the agreements or stipulations of the parties.Question 39 Previous 1 point 9. The following statements are correct relating to quasi-contracts, except: O A. a. The obligation arising from quasi-contracts is not contractual in nature. O B. b. It arises from a lawful act O C. C. It arises from a voluntary act O D. d. It arises from bilateral agreement