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Voidable Contracts | MBL Classroom (reuploaded for a better audio)

Voidable Contracts | MBL Classroom (reuploaded for a better audio)

Void contracts | MBL Classroom

Void contracts | MBL Classroom

Unenforceable Contracts | MBL Classroom

Unenforceable Contracts | MBL Classroom

Rescissible Contracts | MBL Classroom

Rescissible Contracts | MBL Classroom

Obligations of the Partners among themselves: Part 1 (Articles 1788-1791, 1808)

Obligations of the Partners among themselves: Part 1 (Articles 1788-1791, 1808)

When does a partnership begin? What happens to a partnership that continues beyond its fixed term?

When does a partnership begin? What happens to a partnership that continues beyond its fixed term?

Facultative obligations (Article 1206, Civil Code)

Facultative obligations (Article 1206, Civil Code)

Alternative Obligations (Articles 1199 to 1206, Civil Code)

Alternative Obligations (Articles 1199 to 1206, Civil Code)

When are you considered in delay? When are you liable for damages? (Articles 116-1170, Civil Code)

When are you considered in delay? When are you liable for damages? (Articles 116-1170, Civil Code)

What are the remedies of the creditor in personal obligations? (Articles 1167-1168)

What are the remedies of the creditor in personal obligations? (Articles 1167-1168)

Remedies of a creditor in a REAL OBLIGATION (Article 1165, Civil Code)

Remedies of a creditor in a REAL OBLIGATION (Article 1165, Civil Code)

What is a personal right vs. a real right? (Article 1164, Civil Code)

What is a personal right vs. a real right? (Article 1164, Civil Code)

What is a specific thing? What is a generic thing? (Art. 1163)

What is a specific thing? What is a generic thing? (Art. 1163)

Meetings of Stockholders (Section 48 to 51, Revised Corporation Code)

Meetings of Stockholders (Section 48 to 51, Revised Corporation Code)

What are bylaws? (Section 45 to 47, Revised Corporation Code)

What are bylaws? (Section 45 to 47, Revised Corporation Code)

Self-dealing directors/trustees and Interlocking Directors/Trustees Explained (Sections 31-32, RCC)

Self-dealing directors/trustees and Interlocking Directors/Trustees Explained (Sections 31-32, RCC)

Liability of directors, trustees or officers (Section 30, Revised Corporation Code)

Liability of directors, trustees or officers (Section 30, Revised Corporation Code)

Compensation of Directors/Trustees (Section 29, Revised Corporation Code)

Compensation of Directors/Trustees (Section 29, Revised Corporation Code)

How vacancies in the Board of Directors/Trustees are filled (Section 28, Revised Corporation Code)

How vacancies in the Board of Directors/Trustees are filled (Section 28, Revised Corporation Code)

How to remove directors/trustees? (Section 27, Revised Corporation Code)

How to remove directors/trustees? (Section 27, Revised Corporation Code)

Who are disqualified to become directors or trustees? (Section 26, Revised Corporation Code)

Who are disqualified to become directors or trustees? (Section 26, Revised Corporation Code)

What role do corporate officers play in a corporation? Who are considered corporate officers? Sec.24

What role do corporate officers play in a corporation? Who are considered corporate officers? Sec.24

Hold-over Doctrine Explained

Hold-over Doctrine Explained

How is the election of directors or trustees conducted? (Section 23, Revised Corporation Code)

How is the election of directors or trustees conducted? (Section 23, Revised Corporation Code)

Who can become directors/trustees in a corporation? How long can they sit as director/trustee?

Who can become directors/trustees in a corporation? How long can they sit as director/trustee?

What is the role of the Board of Directors or Board of Trustees in a corporation? (Section 22, RCC)

What is the role of the Board of Directors or Board of Trustees in a corporation? (Section 22, RCC)

Effect of Non-Use of Corporate Charter (Section 21, Revised Corporation Code)

Effect of Non-Use of Corporate Charter (Section 21, Revised Corporation Code)

What is a corporation by estoppel? (Section 20, Revised Corporation Code)

What is a corporation by estoppel? (Section 20, Revised Corporation Code)

What are de facto corporations?

What are de facto corporations?

Registration, Incorporation and Commencement of Corporate Existence

Registration, Incorporation and Commencement of Corporate Existence

How do you name a corporation? (Section 17, Revised Corporation Code)

How do you name a corporation? (Section 17, Revised Corporation Code)

When can the Securities and Exchange Commission disapprove the Articles of Incorporation? (Sec. 16)

When can the Securities and Exchange Commission disapprove the Articles of Incorporation? (Sec. 16)

Can you still make changes on the Articles of Incorporation? (Section 15, Revised Corporation Code)

Can you still make changes on the Articles of Incorporation? (Section 15, Revised Corporation Code)

Articles of Incorporation Explained (Sections 13 and 14, Revised Corporation Code)

Articles of Incorporation Explained (Sections 13 and 14, Revised Corporation Code)

What is a capital stock? Should it be fully owned by Filipinos? (Section 12, RCC)

What is a capital stock? Should it be fully owned by Filipinos? (Section 12, RCC)

How long does a corporation exist? Can you shorten or extend its life? (Section 11, RCC)

How long does a corporation exist? Can you shorten or extend its life? (Section 11, RCC)

Can you become an incorporator in a corporation? What are the qualifications to become one?

Can you become an incorporator in a corporation? What are the qualifications to become one?

What are the steps of forming a corporation?

What are the steps of forming a corporation?

What are founder's shares, redeemable shares and treasury shares? (Sections 7, 8 and 9 of the RCC)

What are founder's shares, redeemable shares and treasury shares? (Sections 7, 8 and 9 of the RCC)

Who are considered as corporators, incorporators, stockholders & members? How do we classify shares?

Who are considered as corporators, incorporators, stockholders & members? How do we classify shares?

What are the different classes of corporations? (Section 3-4, Revised Corporation Code)

What are the different classes of corporations? (Section 3-4, Revised Corporation Code)

Doctrine of Piercing the Veil of Corporate Entity Explained

Doctrine of Piercing the Veil of Corporate Entity Explained

What is a corporation? What are its attributes? (Section 1 & 2, Revised Corporation Code)

What is a corporation? What are its attributes? (Section 1 & 2, Revised Corporation Code)

Best of luck to all the barristers! You can do this!

Best of luck to all the barristers! You can do this!

If a partner commits a tort or misappropriates funds, how will that affect the partnership?

If a partner commits a tort or misappropriates funds, how will that affect the partnership?

Is knowledge of a partner considered as knowledge of the partnership? (Article 1821, Civil Code)

Is knowledge of a partner considered as knowledge of the partnership? (Article 1821, Civil Code)

Effects of conveyance of real property belonging to the partnership (Articles 1819-120, Civil Code)

Effects of conveyance of real property belonging to the partnership (Articles 1819-120, Civil Code)

What is the extent of the power of a partner in a partnership? (Article 1818, Civil Code)

What is the extent of the power of a partner in a partnership? (Article 1818, Civil Code)

Obligations of the Partners: Liability on Partnership Debts (Articles 1816-1817)

Obligations of the Partners: Liability on Partnership Debts (Articles 1816-1817)

Capitalist Partner vs. Industrial Partner (Articles 1789 and 1808)

Capitalist Partner vs. Industrial Partner (Articles 1789 and 1808)

How to name a partnership (Article 1815, Civil Code)

How to name a partnership (Article 1815, Civil Code)

What are the Property Rights of a Partner? (Articles 1810-1814, Civil Code)

What are the Property Rights of a Partner? (Articles 1810-1814, Civil Code)

Obligation with a Penal Clause (Articles 1226-1230, Civil Code)

Obligation with a Penal Clause (Articles 1226-1230, Civil Code)

Divisible and Indivisible Obligations (Arts. 1223-1225)

Divisible and Indivisible Obligations (Arts. 1223-1225)

Obligation with a Period - Part 2 (Art 1198, Civil Code)

Obligation with a Period - Part 2 (Art 1198, Civil Code)

Obligation with a Period (Part 1: Articles 1193-1196)

Obligation with a Period (Part 1: Articles 1193-1196)

Pure and Conditional Obligations (Articles 1179 and 1181, Civil Code)

Pure and Conditional Obligations (Articles 1179 and 1181, Civil Code)

WELCOME TO MBL CLASSROOM!

WELCOME TO MBL CLASSROOM!

What happens if a partner fails to contribute the capital that he has promised? (Arts 1784-1788, CC)

What happens if a partner fails to contribute the capital that he has promised? (Arts 1784-1788, CC)

If your debtor will not pay, what can you do? (Remedies of the Creditor, Art 1177 of the Civil Code)

If your debtor will not pay, what can you do? (Remedies of the Creditor, Art 1177 of the Civil Code)

How to form a partnership? (Arts. 1771-1773, Civil Code)

How to form a partnership? (Arts. 1771-1773, Civil Code)

What are the differences between a partnership and a corporation? Which is easier to create?

What are the differences between a partnership and a corporation? Which is easier to create?

What is the difference between a partnership and a co-ownership?

What is the difference between a partnership and a co-ownership?

Do you inherit debts? (Art. 1178, Civil Code on Transmissibility of Rights)

Do you inherit debts? (Art. 1178, Civil Code on Transmissibility of Rights)

What are fortuitous events? (Art. 1174, Civil Code, Nature and Effect of Obligations)

What are fortuitous events? (Art. 1174, Civil Code, Nature and Effect of Obligations)

When will you be liable for damages? (Arts. 1165-1173, Civil Code, Nature and Effect of Obligations)

When will you be liable for damages? (Arts. 1165-1173, Civil Code, Nature and Effect of Obligations)

What is a partnership? (Articles 1767-1770 of the Civil Code, General Provisions on Partnership)

What is a partnership? (Articles 1767-1770 of the Civil Code, General Provisions on Partnership)

Accessory follows the principal: Article 1166, Nature and Effect of Obligations, ObligCon

Accessory follows the principal: Article 1166, Nature and Effect of Obligations, ObligCon

Contract to Sell vs Contract of Sale

Contract to Sell vs Contract of Sale

Contracts have the FORCE OF LAW (Article 1159, Civil Code, Obligations & Contracts)

Contracts have the FORCE OF LAW (Article 1159, Civil Code, Obligations & Contracts)

Ordinary Delay vs. Legal Delay (Article 1169, Civil Code, Nature and Effect of Obligations)

Ordinary Delay vs. Legal Delay (Article 1169, Civil Code, Nature and Effect of Obligations)

What are quasi contracts? (Art. 1157, Civil Code, Nature and Effect of Obligations)

What are quasi contracts? (Art. 1157, Civil Code, Nature and Effect of Obligations)

What are the SOURCES OF OBLIGATIONS? (Article 1157, Civil Code)

What are the SOURCES OF OBLIGATIONS? (Article 1157, Civil Code)

What is an Obligation? (Article 1156, Civil Code, General Provisions on Obligations and Contracts)

What is an Obligation? (Article 1156, Civil Code, General Provisions on Obligations and Contracts)