Wednesday, December 5, 2012

V. Compensation



       a.a. Persons who in their own rights are debtors and creditors of
               each other extinguishes the debts to the concurrent amount
       b.b. Guarantor can set up compensation of what principal
               debtor may owe creditor
       c.c. Compensation may be total or partial
       d.d. Parties may agree to compensate debts not yet due
       e.e. When one or both debts are rescissible or voidable,they may
             be compensated before they are judicially rescinded or avoided
       f.f. Requisites of legal compensation (by operation of law ):
              1.1. Parties are principal creditors and debtors of each other
              2.2. Both debts consist in sum of money or consumable of
                       same kind and quality
              3.3. Both debts are due and demandable
              4.4. Two debts are liquidated (amount is certain)
              5.5. No retention or controversy commenced by 3rd party

b.g. Compensation after assignmenti.
         i  Assignment made with consent of debtor
           -  Debtor cannot set up compensation against previous creditor 
         ii.Assignment with knowledge but without consent
           -  Debtor can set up compensation for debts before the
               notification
           -  Debtor cannot set up compensation with respect to debts
               which matured after notification
        iii. Assignment without knowledge of debtor
           -  Debtor can set up compensation for debts maturing before
               he learned of assignment
c.h.  Compensation cannot take place in following case:

        i.Debtsfrom Contracts of Depositum (A person receives a thing
           belonging to another for safekeeping and of returning the
           same; not bank deposits)
        ii. Debts from Commodatum (One person delivers to another
            something for him to use and return it)
        iii. Claims for support due by gratuitous title
        iv. Debts from Criminal offense
        v. Taxes 

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