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Nature and Effect of Obligations: Chapter 2 by Kaye Rabadon is a document available to read on EtoBox.
1) There are two types of real obligations: specific and generic. A specific real obligation involves delivering a determinate thing that is particularly designated, while a generic real obligation involves delivering an indeterminate thing that refers only to a class. 2) For a specific real obligation, the debtor has an accessory duty to preserve the thing until delivery to the creditor. The debtor must exercise ordinary diligence in preserving the thing, akin to how a prudent person would care for their
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- Kaye Rabadon
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