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What is confusion or merger?
When the debtor and creditor become the same person, extinguishing the obligation
What are the requisites of confusion?
Same person is debtor and creditor, same obligation, complete merger
What is compensation?
When two persons owe each other and their debts cancel out
Difference between compensation and confusion?
Compensation: two persons owe each other
Confusion: one person is both debtor and creditor
What are the kinds of compensation?
Legal, Conventional, Judicial, Facultative
When is compensation legal?
When all legal requirements are present automatically
Requisites of legal compensation?
Parties are principal debtors/creditors, debts are same kind, due, liquidated, no dispute
What is a liquidated debt?
A debt with a fixed or known amount
What is conventional compensation?
Compensation agreed by both parties
What is judicial compensation?
Compensation ordered by the court
What is facultative compensation?
Compensation that can be claimed by one party only
What is assignment of rights?
Transfer of credit to another person
Effect of assignment on compensation?
May stop compensation if debtor is notified
Debts that cannot be compensated?
Deposit, commodatum, support, civil liability from crime
What is commodatum?
Loan of a thing that must be returned (not consumable)
What is novation?
Replacing an old obligation with a new one
What is the consideration in novation?
The new obligation replacing the old one
Is form required in novation?
No, but it must be clear
Is novation presumed?
No, it must be clearly stated or implied
Kinds of novation?
Objective, Subjective, Mixed
What is objective novation?
Change in object or conditions
What is subjective novation?
Change in parties
What is substitution?
Changing the debtor
Kinds of substitution?
Expromision and Delegacion
What is expromision?
Third person replaces debtor without debtor’s consent
What is delegacion?
Debtor proposes new debtor with creditor’s approval
Who are involved in delegacion?
Delegante (old debtor), Delegado (new debtor), Delegatario (creditor)
Effect of novation on accessory obligations?
Extinguished unless preserved
What if new obligation is void?
Old obligation remains
What if old obligation is void?
No novation happens
What is subrogation?
Replacing the creditor with another person
Kinds of subrogation?
Legal and Conventional
What is legal subrogation?
Happens by law
What is conventional subrogation?
Agreed by parties
Difference between subrogation and assignment?
Subrogation transfers rights + accessories
Assignment transfers credit onl