Comparative Table of Defective Contracts: Nature of Defect Rescissible Voidable Unenforceable Void
This table compares the key differences between four types of defective contracts: rescissible, voidable, unenforceable, and void. It outlines their status, available remedies, prescriptive periods, real parties in interest, and possible grounds for each type of defective contract. Rescissible contracts are valid until rescinded, voidable contracts are valid until annulled, unenforceable contracts are valid but cannot be enforced without ratification, and void contracts are absolutely null and invalid.
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Comparative Table of Defective Contracts: Nature of Defect Rescissible Voidable Unenforceable Void
This table compares the key differences between four types of defective contracts: rescissible, voidable, unenforceable, and void. It outlines their status, available remedies, prescriptive periods, real parties in interest, and possible grounds for each type of defective contract. Rescissible contracts are valid until rescinded, voidable contracts are valid until annulled, unenforceable contracts are valid but cannot be enforced without ratification, and void contracts are absolutely null and invalid.
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COMPARATIVE TABLE OF DEFECTIVE CONTRACTS
NATURE OF DEFECT RESCISSIBLE VOIDABLE UNENFORCEABLE VOID
Valid and binding until STATUS OF CONTRACT Valid & Enforceable, annulled by proper court Valid but unenforceable by Absolutely null and void unless rescinded action action unless ratified Declaration of absolute REMEDY Rescission Annulment or Ratification nullity or inexistence Ratificcation 4 years. Guardianship: 4 yrs from 4 years. PRESCRIPTIVE PERIOD termination of incapacity. Duress – from cessation No prescription No prescription Absentee: 4 yrs from the MF – from discovery time domicile is known MIG – from cessation of incap REAL PARTY IN INTEREST One of the parties or a Contracting party or Contracting party or third third person Contracting party aggrieved party person GROUNDS Object, cause, purpose contrary to LMGcPoPp Absolutely simulated or fictitious Art. 1381 – Lesion, in Incapable of giving Lack of prescribed form Cause or object did not fraud of creditors, in consent Lack of authority exist at the time of state of insolvency, Vitiated consent (Art. 1403) transaction declared by law (Art. 1390) Object outside commerce of man Impossible service Intention of the parties cannot be ascertained Expressly prohibited or declared void by law (Art. 1409)