Nature and Effect of Obligations (Part 6)

[@pamelamariepajel]

Pamela Marie C. Pajel Bsba-1h In this part 6 video lecture , I learned the other type of groups for liability to pay damages which is negligence . Negligence is the omission of diligence . It’s the failure to exercise the diligence required in obligation . I also understand the meaning of the three kinds of negligence which are the culpa contractual ( master - servant rule applies ) culpa aquilara (civil negligence ) culpa criminal (criminal negligence )

[@abuanzstlltysch8324]

In this video, I learned about of negligence as well of it's types and examples. That negligence is the omissions of diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of a person, of a time and of a place. Under Art. 1173 it is omissions to do something which is a reasonable man would do, or doing something which a prudent and reasonable man, would not do. Also there is 3 kinds of negligence the first one is Culpa Contractual that negligence in the performance of a contract resulting in the breach. Second is Culpa Aquillana that cause damages to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. And the third last is Culpa Criminal that negligence results in the omissions of a crime.

[@lesliemariecolar5333]

Colar, Leslie Marie BSBA 1-F I've learned this video lecture that negligence known as (fault or culpa) defined as failure to use reasonable care, resulting in damage or injury to another,.It's the failure to exercise and observed the diligence required in an obligation.The deligence to observed by the debtor in the performance of his obligation is diligence of a good father of a family. What the laws says or what has been discussed is that the creditor and debtor have specific deligence. Culpa contractual state that there is always a pre-existing contractual relation or there's a contract between the parties involve. Culpa Aquiliana states that there is no contract between the parties involve. Culpa criminal states the negligence arising from a criminal act, imposed only if there is a penal law covering them.

[@marinasdiana8308]

Marinas, Diana Q BSBA 1B I've learned in this lesson that negligence refers to the failure to exercise the diligence required in obligation. In order for the debtor not to be negligent, he has to observe the diligence of a good father of a family. There are three kinds of negligence: culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana, and culpa criminal. Culpa contractual, there is a contract between the parties and the master-servant rule should applied. Meaning, the fault of the master was also the fault of the servant, while in culpa aquiliana, there is no contract and master-servant rule. Culpa criminal is the cause why there is a crime.

[@madridjennalyn9680]

Madrid, Jenna Lyn N. BSBA-1A I have learned the simple definition of negligence which is NEGLECT. There are Three Kinds of Negligence; Culpa contractual, Culpa aquiliana and Culpa criminal. Culpa contractual is the negligence in the performance of a contract. Culpa aquiliana are acts or omissions that cause damage to another there being no contractual relation between the parties. Culpa criminal is the result of the commission of a crime.

[@buccatlarissejano.9996]

Buccat, Larisse Jan O. BSBA 1-E I studied what the second ground is, its description, types, and instances in this part 6. Negligence is the failure to exercise and observe the diligence required in a duty, also known as fault or culpa. Unless there is specific diligence based on laws or discussed by the two parties, the debtor's diligence to be observed is that of a good father of a family. The first is culpa contractual, which refers to negligence in the fulfilment of a contract; the second is culpa aquiliana, which refers to acts or omissions that cause harm to another; and the third is culpa criminal, which refers to the consequences of committing a crime. To summarize my learning, I've learned what the second ground for liability to pay damages is all about, its kinds and examples, and knowing these things may be a great help for me in the future.

[@tabioscamlonhaddejr.4342]

Tabios, Camlon Haddej R. BSBA 1F Everything I've learnt is about negligence, start blaming, or culpa, which is the failing of the person ’s behaviors. It is necessary to have diligence; you must consider the facts of everything that happened, and only then will you be able to determine whether or not the people are negligent. There are three types of negligence: contractual negligence, servant negligence, and master negligence. The second type of negligence is Culpa Aquiliana, in which the master-servant rule does not apply and the servant's negligence is not the master's negligence. The third type of negligence is Culpa criminal, in which the servant's negligence results in the commission of a crime.

[@bisayangpangasinensi]

DELA PEÑA, JOANA MARIE BSBA 1-C In this lecture,I've learned that Culpa contractual, which is a fault or carelessness that occurs in the fulfillment of an already existing commitment, raises the culpability associated with that obligation.Culpa criminal is a legal term that refers to negligence resulting from a criminal act. Culpa criminal is only enforced if the act is covered by a penal statute, but quasi-delict or culpa aquiliana encompasses all acts including any form of fault or negligence. As a result, the latter has a larger concept and last is the Culpa aquiliana is simply quasi-delict or civil damages due to negligence.Culpa criminal punishes and corrects the criminal act, while culpa aquiliana by means of indemnification, merely repairs the damage.

[@rodalynlapena9488]

Lapeña,Rodalyn M. BSBA 1B I've learned the second ground which is the failure to exercise and observe the diligence required in an obligation, which is neglect. There are 3 kinds of negligence which are the Culpa contractual, Culpa aquiliana and Culpa criminal. The term "culpa contractual" is the negligence in the performance of a contract. The term "culpa aquiliana" are omissions that cause damage to another. The term "culpa criminal" refers to a lack of care that leads to the conduct of a crime.

[@carinomarkfrancis4142]

Cariño, Mark Francis S. BSBA 1-H I learned from this video that there is a difference between negligent misrepresentation and fraudulent misrepresentation. Any form of fraud is much more serious than dealings involving negligence. The company at fault often iscareless in how he or she represents the business and it is not as intentional as fraud.

[@ramosjeanilyns.7349]

Ramos Jeanilyn S. BSBA 1-A This video lesson taught me that negligence, also known as culpa, is the act of putting others in danger or injury in a way that is unintentionally or unreasonably harmful to them. Ignorance of a reasonable and prudent person, guided by considerations that normally govern the conduct of human affairs, or any other act that would be done by a wise and reasonable person who is directed by considerations that normally regulate the conduct of human affairs. There are three types of carelessness that I've studied about: culpa-contractual or civil negligence, culpa-aquiliana or quasi-delict negligence, and culp creminal negligence. In culpa contractual, there is a contractual relationship that has already existed. The culpa-aquiliana, on the other hand, is a contractual relationship that has never existed before. There is no prior contractual relationship and the negligence is culpa-creminal.

[@amorgabot4792]

GABOT, DIVINA AMOR B. BSBA FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BLOCK 1B. In this video lecture, I've learned that negligence or culpa is the conduct that naturally or reasonably creates undue risk or harm to others. I've also learned the 3 kinds of negligence which are the culpa- aquiliana or quasi- delict and culpa creminal. In culpa contractual there is a pre existing contractual relation. While, on the other hand the culpa- aquiliana is no pre existing contractual relation.

[@somerabrandonm.4979]

Somera, Brandon M. BSBA 1-G As a result of these teachings, I've learned and realized that harming another person is a type of neglect, and there's a distinction to be made between negligent and fraudulent misrepresentation. The failure to exercise and follow the diligence required jn an obligation is preferred to as negligence (fault or culpa). In culpa aquiliana, the master's guilt was likewise the servants fault, whereas there is no contract and no master-servant norm in culpa aquiliana.

[@pejaydelizodejesus2526]

Pejay D. De Jesus BSBA-1A In this lesson, I've learned that negligence or culpa is the conduct that naturally or reasonably creates undue risk or harm to others. Also, it may be failure to observe that degree of care, precaution or vigilance that the circumstances justly demand or to do any other act that would be done by a prudent and reasonable person, who is guided by considerations that ordinarily regulate the conduct of human affairs. In addition, I've also learned the 3 kinds of negligence on the video presentation, and they are the culpa-contractual or civil negligence, culpa-aquiliana or quasi-delict, and culp creminal. In culpa contractual there is a pre-existing contractual relation. While, on the other hand the culpa-aquiliana is no pre-existing contractual relation. And lastly, culpa-creminal there is no pre-existing contractual relation and the negligence is direct, substantive and independent.

[@Karizuu_25]

Gonzales, Jasreel Ann C. BSBA-1F - In this part, I've learned what is the second ground, its definition, kinds, and its examples. Negligence is otherwise known as fault or culpa, it is the failure to exercise and observed the diligence required in an obligation. The diligence to be observed of the debtor is the diligence of a good father of a family unless there is specific diligence based on laws or discussed by the two parties. There are three kinds of negligence, first is the culpa contractual, which means this is negligence in the performance of a contract, second is culpa aquiliana, these are acts or omissions that cause damage to another, and lastly the culpa criminal, these are the results in the commission of a crime. To sum up my learning, I've learned what the second ground for liability to pay damages is all about, its kinds and examples, and knowing these things may be a great help for me in the future.

[@jennyrosemagno89]

MAGNO, JENNY ROSE J. BSBA -1B In this discussion Ive learned about the negligence that is under the grounds for liability to pay damages. Negligence is the failure to observe , for the protection of the interest of another person. The discussion also explain and gives example about the diligence to be observed. I've also learned about the three kinds of negligence which are culpa contractual , culpa aquiliana , and culpa criminal. First is culpa contractual ( contractual negligence) is a negligence in the performance of a contract and second is culpa aquiliana (civil negligence) ar a ta that cause damages to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties and lastly is culpa criminal ( criminal negligence) it is a negligence that result in the commission of crime.

[@imnotharo]

Salvador, Maro F. BSBA 1C I also learned about the debtor's duty of care in order to avoid being negligent, as well as the many types of negligence, in this video lesson. Negligence is defined as the failure to exercise the diligence that is demanded by the nature of the task and conforms to the person's, time, and location circumstances. The term "contractual culpa" refers to a breach of contract caused by negligence. Culpa aquiliana refers to actions that cause harm to another party despite the parties' lack of a contractual relationship. The negligence that leads to the commission of a crime is referred to as culpa criminal.

[@mailonrhealync.4314]

Mailon, Rhealyn C. BSBA 1F The second video lecture I've watched today is all about the part 6 of Nature Effect of Obligations. I've learned from this lesson the second ground, its definition, kinds, and its examples. There are also the 3 kinds of negligence. First is the culpa contractual, which means this is negligence in the performance of a contract. To sum up the knowledge I learned for this lesson is the ground for Liability to Pay Damages all about, its kind and examples, and knowing these things may be great help for me in the future.

[@johnmarkfloralde5326]

FLORALDE, JOHN MARK A. BSBA 1-F Harming another person is a form of neglect, as I've learnt and recognized. It's also important to distinguish between negligent and fraudulent misrepresentation. Negligence is defined as the failure to exercise and follow the diligence needed by an obligation (fault or culpa). The master's guilt was also the servant's responsibility in culpa aquiliana, but there was no contract and no master-servant standard in culpa aquiliana. The reason for the crime is called culpa criminal.

[@castanedamarimara.970]

Castañeda, Marimar A. BSBA 1-E I've learned and realized that harming another person is a form of neglect as a result of these lessons. There's also a distinction to be drawn between deceptive and deceptive misrepresentation. Negligence is defined as the failure to exercise and follow the diligence required to perform a task (fault or culpa). In culpa aquiliana, the fault of the master was also the fault of the servant, although in culpa aquiliana, there is no master-servant norm and no contract. The reason for the crime is culpa criminal.

[@m.jererose]

Mintac, Jererose B. BSBA 1-C After I watched the presentation, I've learned about the difference between negligence and diligence to be observed. Negligence talks about the failure to meet a standard of behaviour established to protect society against unreasonable risk. Negligence is the cornerstone of tort liability and a key factor in most personal injury and property-damage trials.The behavior usually consists of actions, but can also consist of omissions when there is some duty to act ( a duty to help victims of one's previous conduct). While diligence to be observed deals with the care that a reasonable person exercises to avoid harm to other persons or their property failed to exercise due diligence in trying to prevent the accident.

[@jerimiahsalom793]

SALOM, Jerimiah M. BSBA 1G In this lecture I learned about negligence and its kinds. Negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of obligation and coressponds with the circumstances of the person, of the time, and of the people under ART. 1173 of the new civil code of the Philippines. There are 3 kinds of negligence and that is culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana, and culpa criminal. Culpa contractual is all about contractual negligence. Culpa aquiliana is about civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra-contractual. And lastly, culpa criminal is something about criminal negligence.

[@lazarojenevieo.7932]

LAZARO JENEVIE O. BSBA 1V-B FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT What I learned on this video is about the ground for liability to pay damages it includes fraud, negligence,delay and the contravention of the tenor of the obligation.Also I learned the meaning of negligence that it is the omission of that diligent which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person. It means that neglected to perform specific obligation or failure to perform the obligation properly.And I also learned the 3 kinds of negligence which are culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana, and culpa criminal.

[@maesantiago3149]

Abaco, Darlhyn Mae, O. BSBA1-A In today's lecture, I've learned about Negligence also known as fault or culpa. Negligence is the ommission of that diligence which is required by the nature and It is the failure to observe, for the protection of the interest of another person. Culpa contractual (contractual negligence) is the negligence in the performance of a contract. Master servant rule, meaning the negligence of the servant is the negligence of the master. Culpa aquiliana (civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra-contractual) these are acts or omssions that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. Culpa criminal (criminal negligence) it is the negligence that results in the commission of a crime.

[@angelinalapena9394]

Lapeña Angelina P. BSBA 1-A In this video lecture, I've learned a lot about Negligence is the to do something which a reasonable man,guided by those considerations or a failure.I've learn about the Negligence that failure but it's okay to be failure because it is trial to our lifes.

[@santosromelynjadev.5415]

Santos, Romelyn Jade V. BSBA 1-C In this video, I learned the 3 Kinds of Negligence. Firstly, Culpa contractual (contractual negligence), this is negligence in the performance of a contract. Secondly, Culpa aquiliana (Civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra-contractual), these are acts or omission that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. Lastly, Culpa criminal (Criminal Negligence), this is negligence that results in the commission of a crime.

[@serquinaclarencet.9753]

Serquiña Clarence T. BSBA 1-G In this video I've learned the difference between negligence and diligence. Negligence is defined as failing to achieve a standard of conduct established to safeguard society from unreasonably high danger. Negligence is the foundation of tort liability and a major factor in the majority of personal injury and property damage cases. When there is a duty to act, the behavior usually consists of actions, but it can also consist of omissions. While diligence to be observed refers to the care that a reasonable person takes to avoid harming other people or their property, the accident was caused by a failure to exert due diligence in preventing the accident.

[@cerakristinejoyl.1129]

Cera, Kristine Joy L. BSBA 1E In this video, I've learned about the second Grounds for Liability to pay damages;the negligence it is also called fault or culpa. It has three kinds; the culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana, and culpa criminal. Culpa contractual is also called contractual neligence, this is negligence in the performance of a contract. The Culpa Aquiliana is also called civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra-contractual which are the acts or omissions that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between parties (Art. 2176). Lastly the culpa criminal also called criminal negligence, this is negligence that result in the commission of a crime.

[@crissalenejoycerivera2676]

RIVERA, CRISSALENE JOYCE, J. BSBA 1-F I learned that Negligence is defined as the failure to exercise the diligence required in the performance of an obligation. To avoid being negligent, the debtor must exercise the diligence of a good father of a family. There are three types of negligence: contractual negligence, aquilian negligence, and criminal negligence. There is a contract between the parties, and the master servant rule should be followed. Meaning that the master's fault was also the servant's fault, whereas in culpa aquiliana , there is no contract and no master servant rule. Culpa criminal is the source of the crime.

[@RoseEspino]

Rosemary E. Drequito BSBA 1-F As a result of these teachings, I've learned and realized that harming another person is a type of neglect. And there's a distinction to be made between negligent and fraudulent misrepresentation. The failure to exercise and follow the diligence required in an obligation is referred to as negligence (fault or culpa). In culpa aquiliana, the master's guilt was likewise the servant's fault, whereas there is no contract and no master-servant norm in culpa aquiliana. Culpa criminal is the reason for the crime.

[@junelibao1916]

June C. Libao BSBA 1D In this lecture, i learned about tge Grounds for Liability to pay damages for Negligence or called Culpa. It has been stated in art. 1173,this omission of that diligence is required by the nature of the obligation & corresponds with the circumstances of the person, of the time, and of the place. There are 3 types of Negligence or Culpa. One is, Culpa Contractual/Contractual Negligence, which is negligence in the performance of a contract or master-servant rule will applies. Secondly, Culpa Aquiliana/Civil Negligence, these are acts or omissions that cause damage to another, there being NO contractuall relation between the parties (art. 2176). Lastly, Culpa Criminal/Criminal Negligence, in this negligence, the results in the commission of a crime or defense of a good father of a family is NOT PROPER, because the employees guilt is automatically the employer's civil guilt, if the former is insolvent.

[@mhelaniequiapos7552]

Melanie Galvan Quiapos BSBA 1-G I LEARNED WHAT IS THE GROUNDS FOR LIABILITY TO PAY DAMAGES IN LAW OF WHAT FRAUD MEANS AND NELIGENCE CONNECTION TO THE DELAY AND CONTRAVERSION OF THE TENOR OF THE OBLIGATION ART. 1170 or simply the performance of this obligation. This module I also learned the different damages or right that we need to know in terms of the law in our country.

[@jasminestacio1258]

ESTACIO, JASMIN V. BSBA 1-F I learned about the second ground for liability to pay damages in this video. Fault or culpa are other terms for negligence. Negligence is defined as a failure to exert the diligence demanded by the nature of the responsibility and is linked to a person's circumstances. There are three types of negligence: culpa contractual, also known as contractual negligence; culpa aquiliana, also known as civil negligence, tort, quasi-delicts, or culpa extra-contractual, which are acts or omissions that cause damage to another; and finally, culpa criminal, also known as criminal negligence.

[@andreamarinas1645]

Andrianna Mae M. Mariñas BSBA 1C In this video lecture, I've learned that negligence is also known as fault or culpa. The fault or negligence, as a consequence of misconduct, refers to when one party is careless, neglectful or does not apply the proper expertise to the acts within the contract.The amount of diligence required in each contract depends on the nature of the actions and the characteristics of the person obliged. Article 1.104 of the Spanish Civil Code states that: ‘the debtor’s fault or negligence consists of the omission of the diligence required by the nature of the obligation that corresponds to the circumstances of the persons, time and the place.’

[@marygracegeron5393]

Geron, Mary Grace A. BSBA FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BLOCK I-F I learned in this short video that negligence or culpa is defined as conduct that clearly or reasonably exposes others to undue risk or harm. I also learned the definition of negligence, which is the failure to exercise the diligence required by the nature of the obligation and is related to the individual's circumstances. It denotes a failure to complete a specific obligation or a failure to complete the obligation correctly. Culpa contractual, Culpa Aquiliana, and Culpa criminal are the three children of negligence. Under the Culpa contractual state, there is always a pre-existing contract. Despite the fact that the Culpa Aquiliana states that no prior contract exists. Eventually, the Culpa criminal claims that the crime was committed due to negligence.

[@TulangMilalam]

PUQUIS, CHIRLA JEANEFER A BSBA MM 1G For the part 6 or the lesson, I've learned a lot about negligence. Basically negligence is a failure to behave with the level of care that someone of ordinary prudence would have exercised under the same circumstances. The behavior usually consists of actions, but can also consist of omission when there is some duty to act. There are a lot of things to know about negligence. Some of these are the different kinds of negligence.

[@papasinfritzjerald5299]

Papasin, Fritz Jerald Aguda. BSBA 1-A Today, I've learned about the 2nd grounds of liability to pay damages which is negligence and also known as fault or culpa. Negligence is a responsible which are not accomplished by the person who is responsible or something might happen without his concern or also known as "kapabayaan". And there are 3 kinds of negligence; Culpa contractual, Culpa aquiliana, and Culpa criminal.

[@sheillamaeraymundo7253]

Raymundo, Sheilla Mae R. BSBA 1-F I learned in this lesson is all about the Negligence. Negligence is the omission of the diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person, of the time and the place (Art. 1173). There are 3 kinds of negligence which is Culpa Contractual that negligence is the performance of a contract resulting in the breach. The second is Culpa Aquillana that cause damages to another there being no contractual relation between the parties. And lastly the Culpa Criminal that negligence results in the omissions of a crime.

[@carpojustinf.6476]

CARPO,JUSTIN F. BSBA 1-G In this lesson, I learned that negligence is defined as the failure to exercise and observe the due diligence required in the performance of a duty. Culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana, and culpa criminal are the three types of carelessness. Every personal injury lawsuit requires an understanding of this type of negligence. In the event that you have sustained an injury as a result of an accident. You may be eligible to file a personal injury claim.

[@pajelpaulamariac.7124]

Pajel, Paula Maria BSBA 1G In this vedio lecture, i learned the other type of corounios for liability to pay damages which is negligence. NEGLIGENCE is the omission of obligence. Its the failure to exercise the diligence required in obligation. I also understand the meaning of the three kinds of negligence which are the could contractual.

[@bartolomecrystaljoyj.8787]

Bartolome Crystal Joy J. BSBA-1E In today's lecture I have learned the second ground which is the Negligence. Negligence is a failure to use reasonable care, resulting in damage or injury to another. There is an diligence to be observed is being a good father of a family, that the two parties which is the creditor and debtor talks about an specific diligence, that may relate with law or in whats on the party contract. There are three kids of Negligence: the Culpa contractual, Culpa Aquiliana, Culpa criminal. Under the Culpa contractual state that there is always a pre-existing contract. While the Culpa Aquiliana states that there is no pre-existing contract. Lastly is the Culpa criminal states that this Negligence is the cause why there is a crime.

[@jhemaicaligot1022]

Ligot , Jhemaica B. BSBA- 1C In this video lecture Part 6 , I've learned about what is negligence. It is the failure to observe for the protection of the interest of another person. The deligence to be observe " deligence observe a good father of a family" . I learned that causing harm to someone else is a form of negligence. It necessities that the debtor follow the rules of a decent parent of a household . It is also discussed the different kinds of negligence.

[@cruzflexieann922]

Flexie Ann T. Cruz BSBA 1E I reviewed the second ground for this lecture, which is neglect, which is the failure to observe the diligence required in a duty. Determination on the part of the debtor should be similar to that of a decent father of a family. The three categories of negligence are culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana, and culpa criminal. A contract's inability to fulfill its commitments is referred to as a "culpa contractual." A mission that causes injury to another person's property is known as a culpa aquiliana. A lack of care that leads to the commission of a crime is referred to as "culpa criminal."

[@jamaicakayeacerit6477]

ACERIT, JAMAICA KAYE P. BSBA 1-B In this lesson, I've learned that negligence or culpa is the conduct that naturally or reasonably creates under the risk or harm to others. I also learned about the diligence to be observed by the debtor in order not to be negligent, as well as the different kinds of negligent. I've also learned the 3 kinds of negligence on the video presentation, and they are the culpa- contractual or civil negligence, culpa- aquiliana or quasi-delict, and culp creminal. In culpa contractual there is a pre-existing contractual relation. While on the culpa- aquiliana is no pre -existing contractual relation. And lastly, culpa-creminal there is no pre-existing contractual relation and the negligence is direct, substantive and independent.

[@ruffajhaneflores4221]

Flores, Ruffa Jhane A. BSBA 1F The Part 6 of discussion, I learned the Negligence or known as fault or culpa. This is means the failure to observe or exercise the diligence required in an obligation. The means of Diligence to be observed is the law that does not state the debtor so it must observe of the diligence of a good father of a family. There are three kinds of Culpa. It is important to observe diligence you need to observe the circumstances of everything happened and that's when you will tell that the person is negligent.Obligor neglect occurs when an obligor does not exercise the diligence required by the nature of the duty and the circumstances of the time and place. There are three types of negligence. However, unlike fraud, which has the purposeful intent to cause harm, this damages mitigation only applies to culpa based culpability, which does not have the deliberate intent to cause harm.

[@balcitarosakatrina4707]

Balcita Rosa Katrina. BSBA 1H In this lecture, I've learned regarding the Negligence as well as those kinds of Negligence. Negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation, is the failure to oberseve for the protection of the interest of another person, and the omission to do something which a reasonable. It also tackle the diligence to be observed. Lastly, those kinds of Negligence are (1)Culpa Contractual, (2) Culpa Aquiliana, (3) Culpa Criminal.

[@grizelleannabila6906]

Abila, Grizelle Ann C. BSBA 1G After I watched the presentation, I've learned about the difference between negligence and diligence to be observed. Negligence talks about the failure to meet a standard of behaviour established to protect society against unreasonable risk. Negligence is the cornerstone of tort liability and a key factor in most personal injury and property-damage trials.The behavior usually consists of actions, but can also consist of omissions when there is some duty to act (a duty to help victims of one's previous conduct). While diligence to be observed deals with the care that a reasonable person exercises to avoid harm to other persons or their property failed to exercise due diligence in trying to prevent the accident.

[@zennytambalgue4061]

Tambalgue , Zenny S. BSBA 1- C In this video lecture , I've learned about what is negligence , It is the failure to observe for the protection of the interest of another person the diligence to be observe "diligence observe a good father of a family " i learned that causing harm to someone else a form of negligence , It necessities that debtor follow the rules of a decent parent of a household .It is also discussed the different kinds of negligence.

[@aprillyncastillo2354]

CASTILLO, APRIL LYN C. In this lesson I've learned the second ground which is the failure to exercise and observe the diligence required in an obligation, which is neglect. There are 3 kinds of negligence which are the Culpa contractual, Culpa aquiliana and Culpa criminal. The term "culpa contractual" is the negligence in the performance of a contract. The term "culpa aquiliana" are omissions that cause damage to another. The term "culpa criminal" refers to a lack of care that leads to the conduct of a crime.

[@fernandezjonaroses.213]

Fernandez,Jona Rose,S. BSBA-1A I learned about the three types of negligence in this video part 6: culpa contractual (contractual negligence), culpa aquiliana (civil engligence of tort or quasi-delicts it culpa extra-contractual) and culpa criminal (criminal negligence) in this video part 6. I also learned about the three types of negligence in this video part 6: culpa criminal (criminal negligence) in this video part 6 I also learned about

[@ramosrosemarie7283]

RAMOS, ROSE MARIE V. BSBA 1G In this video lecture. I've learned the second discussion of grounds for liability to pay damages .Which is the failure to exercise and observe the diligence required in an obligation, which is neglect. There are 3 kinds of negligence which are the Culpa contractual , Culpa aquiliana and and Culpa criminal. The term Culpa contractual is the negligence in the performance of a contract. The term Culpa aquiliana are omissions that cause damage to another. The term Culpa criminal refers to a lack of care that leads to the conduct of a crime. This is what I've learned from this video lecture.

[@rebolajovanpaul1392]

Rebola Jovan Paul BSBA MARKETING 1 G In this video lecture, I learned the other type of grounds for liability to pay damages which is negligence. Negligence is the omission of diligence. In short, it's the failure to exercise the diligence required in obligation. I also understand the meaning of the three kinds of negligence which are the culpa contractual (master-servant rule applies), culpa aquiliana (civil negligence), culpa criminal (criminal negligence).

[@rowelcatabay2027]

CATABAY, ROWEL A. BSBA-1F IN THIS VIDEO LECTURE. I HAVE LEARNED THAT THE NEGLIGENCE IS ALL ABOUT THE FAILURE TO EXERCISE AND OBSERVE THE DELIGRNCE REQUIRED IN AN OBLIGATION. I ALSO LEARNED DELIGENCE SHOULD OBSERVE OS THE DELIGENCE OF A GOOD FATHER OF A FAMILY. THERE THREE KINDS OF NEGLIGENCE WHICH ARE THE CULPA CONTRACTUAL, CULPA AQUILIANA, AND THE CULPA CRIMINAL.

[@meljolynasumbra1516]

Asumbra, Meljolyn E. BSBA 1-A In the part 6 of nature and effect of Obligation, I learned about the Negligence which may known as fault or culpa. I learned that in simple meaning, negligence is carelessness or not paying attention, causing someone or something to be at risk or being harmed. I learned also about the diligence to be observed and the examples corresponds with it. Another learning I learned is about the Kinds of Negligence which is the Culpa contractual which is the master and servant rule is applied, Culpa aquiliana which is the master and servant rule does not apply and Culpa criminal which is the negligence that results in the commission of a crime. So, someone who suffers loss caused by another's negligence may be able to sue for damages to compensate for their harm.

[@mercadonovielyn9551]

Mercado, Novielyn T. BSBA 1-H Negligence refers to the failure to exercise the diligence required in obligation. In order for the debtor not to be negligent, he has to observe the diligence of a good father of a family. There are three kinds of negligence: culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana, and culpa criminal. Culpa contractual, there is a contract between the parties and the master-servant rule should applied. Meaning, the fault of the master was also the fault of the servant, while in culpa aquiliana, there is no contract and master-servant rule. Culpa criminal is the cause why there is a crime.

[@sonnyboyventura8857]

Sonny Boy V. Ventura BSBA1G In this video lecture, I've learned that negligence is also known as fault or culpa. The fault or negligence, as a consequence of misconduct, refers to when one party is careless, neglectful or does not apply the proper expertise to the acts within the contract. The amount of diligence required in each contract depends on the nature of the actions and the characteristics of the person obliged. Article 1.104 of the Spanish Civil Code states that: 'the debtor's fault or negligence consists of the omission of the diligence required by the nature of the obligation that corresponds to the circumstances of the persons, time and the place.

[@marygracequirante5188]

Quirante, Mary Grace C. BSBA1-B In the past video lecture ,It focused about the meaning of Fraud which is Deceit or Dolo. So in this video lecture it also focuses on the Second grounds for liability to pay damages which is the Negligence or also known as Fault or Culpa. In lesson I've learned that negligence is a responsible which are not accomplished by the person who is responsible or something that might happen without his concern. I learned that diligence to be observed by the Debtor in order to be negligent. I've also learned in lesson the 3 kinds of Negligence and their meanings these are the Culpa Contractual (contractual negligence), Culpa Aqiuliana (civil negligence or tort or quasi-dilects or culpa extra-contractual), and lastly, the Culpa Criminal (criminal negligence).

[@macalalayma.luisad.3037]

Macalalay, Ma . Luisa D. BSBA 1G In this lesson, I've learned the other types of grounds of liability to pay damages which is negligence. The negligence is the omission of the diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and the corresponds with the circumstances of the person, of the time and of the place. There are three kinds of negligence, first the culpa contractual the performance of the contract. Second, the culpa aquiliana the acts or comissions that cause damage to another. Third is, culpa criminal the commission of a crime.

[@charissetabadero6597]

Tabadero, Charisse D. BSBA 1B For today’s video, I gained some knowledge regarding the second ground which indicates that the failure to exercise and observe the diligence required in an obligation is called negligence. As required by the nature of the obligation, the debtor must observe the diligence of a good father of a family. Negligence has three kinds; Culpa Contractual means negligence in the performance of contact. Culpa Aquiliana indicates acts or omissions that cause damage to another. Culpa Criminal refers to the negligence that results in the commission of a crime.

[@duazolyzel1370]

Duazo, Lyzel F. BSBA 1-A In this video lecture, I've about Negligence or also known as fault or culpa. I also learned about the diligence to be observed by the debtor in order not to be negligent, as well as the different kinds of negligent. Negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person, of the time, and of the place. Culpa contractual is the negligence in the performance of contract. Culpa aquiliana are acts that caused damages to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. Culpa criminal is the negligence that results in the commission of crime.

[@kathlynkayelucas4906]

LUCAS,KATHLYN KAYE C. BSBA 1-H In this video I've learned that negligence is the omission or failure to exercise of that diligence which required by the nature of obligation.in diligence it should be observe that if the law or contract does not state the diligence which is to be observed in the performance of the obligation.There are also kinds of negligence like culpa contractual or contractual negligence,culpa criminal or called as criminal negligence and etc.

[@macairapmarielb.8244]

MACAIRAP, MARIEL B. BSBA 1-D I learned about the second ground for liability to pay damages in this part of the video lecture. Under Art. 1173, negligence is defined as the failure to exercise the diligence required by the nature of the obligations and which corresponds to the person's, time, and place circumstances. If the law or the contract do not specify the diligence to be observed in the performance of the obligation, the debtor must follow the diligence of a good father of the family. There are 3 kinds of Negligence namely Culpa Contractual (Contractual Negligence) Culpa Aquilina (Civil Negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra contractual) and Culpa Criminal (Criminal Negligence).

[@acostalykamay1190]

ACOSTA, LYKA MAY C. BSBA 1-B After watching this video I have learned the second ground for liability to pay damages which is the Negligence. Negligence is otherwise known as fault or culpa. Negligence is the failure to observe, for protection of the interest of the other person, that degree of care, precaution and vigilance which the circumstances justly demand, whereby such other person suffers injury. There are three kinds of negligence, first is the culpa contractual or contractual negligence which is the negligence in the performance of contract. Second is the culpa aquiliana or civil negligence which are the acts or omissions that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. Third is the culpa criminal or criminal negligence which is the negligence that results to a commission of a crime.

[@mills2385]

Padilla, Camille P. BSBA 1-E In this lesson I learned that negligence is the failure to exercise and observe the deligence required in an obligation. There are three kinds of negligence: culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana and culpa criminal. Knowing this kind of negligence is important every personal injury case. In case you are suffering in an injury from an accident. You might have grounds for filing a personal injury claim.

[@castillokristineo.1181]

CASTILLO, KRISTINE O. BSBA 1-H In this Lesson, I learned about the Negligence ( fault or culpa) which means its the failure to exercise and observe the deligence required in an obligation. There are three kinds of Negligence this are Culpa contractual (contructual negligence), Culpa Aquiliana ( civil negligence or tort or quasi- delicts or culpa extra- contractual) and last Culpa criminal (criminal negligence).

[@ramosmelody]

Melody Ramos BSBA 1- E In this video lecture. I have Learned that the negligence is All about the failure to exercise and observe the deligence required in an obligation. I also learned deligence should observe is the deligence of a good father of a family. The three kinds of negligence which are the Culpa contracrual, culpa aquiliana, and the Culpa criminal. .

[@ma.vanessajanevicto2240]

Victo, Ma. Vanessa Jane A. BSBA 1- B In this lecture, I learned about negligence wherein kapabayaan means the failure to exercise and observed diligence requires an obligation. Furthermore, diligence to be observed is that the law or contract doesn't state diligence. There are three kinds of negligence first is Culpa contractual ( contractual negligence) means negligence in the performance of a contract and it applies master-servant rule. Next is the culpa aquiliana ( civil negligence or quasi- delicts) this is an act that causes damage to another and it does not apply the master- servant rule and also a proper defense . Lastly, culpa criminal ( criminal negligence), is negligence resulting in the commission of a crime and not proper defense.

[@gorospejohnlee8604]

Gorospe John Lee B. BSBA-HRM 1-C In the part 6 of video lecrure, I learned the second ground which is the failure exercise and observe the deligence required in an obligation. There are 3 kinds of negligence which are the Culpa Contractual (there is contratual),Culpa Aquiliana (there is no contractual), and Culpa Criminal. Culpa Contractual- is negligence in the performance of a contract. Culpa Aquiliana- these are acts or omissions that cause damage to another, there beng no contractual relation between the parties. (Art. 2176) Culpa Criminal- this is negligence that results in the commision of a crime.

[@mitchieramos1190]

Ramos, Mitchie O. BSBA 1-A in this lecture, I've learned about negligence also know as fault or culpa (kapabayaan) is the commission of the diligence which is required by the nature and it is the failure to observe, for the protection if the interest of another person. Diligence to be observed is diligence of a good father of a family by the nature of the obligation. Culpa contractual (contractual negligence) is negligence in the performance of a contract, master servant negligence if the servant bid the negligence of the master. Culpa aquiliana( civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra-contractual) these are acts or omission that cause damage to another three being no contractual relation between the parties. Culpa criminal (criminal negligence) this is negligence that results in the commission of a crime in culpa criminal defence of a good father of a family is not a proper defence also in culpa contractual defence of a good father of a family is not a proper defence.

[@grethelmendoza4947]

Grethel M. Mendoza BSBA-1E After watching this video, I learned the second ground for liability to pay damages. Negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person of the time and of the place (Art. 1173). I learned the difference between the 3 kinds of negligence. The first one is culpa contractual (contractual negligence) this is negligence in the performance of a contract. The second is culpa aquiliana (civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra contractual) these are acts or omissiona that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties (Art. 2176) and lastly the culpa criminal (criminal negligence) this is negligence that results in the commissions of a crime.

[@garciaflorencelaura791]

Florence Laura R. Garcia BSBA 1-H In this lesson, Negligence is defined as failing to act with the same level of care that a normal person would. Under the same circumstances, caution would have prevailed. In order for the plaintiff to be successful, To establish a prima facie case of negligence, the plaintiff must show that the defendant owed the plaintiff something. that the defendant owed her a duty, that the defendant breached that duty, and that the breach was both her injury/actual damage's and immediate cause

[@mveee1229]

Enriquez, Myra Vanessa C. BSBA-1F For this lecture, I have learned the second ground which is the negligence in which the failure to exercise and observe the deligence required in an obligation. The deligence that the debtor should observe is the deligence of a good father of a family. The 3 kinds of negligence which are the Culpa contracrual, culpa aquiliana, and Culpa criminal. Culpa contractual is the negligence in the performance of a contract. Culpa Aquiliana are omissions that cause damage to another. Culpa Criminal is negligence that results in the commissions of crime.

[@manantansunshine770]

Manantan, Sunshine , A. BSBA 1B In this lesson i've learned about the negligence as well as it's 3 kinds.The Kinds of negligence is Culpa Contractual, Culpa Aquiliana and Culpa Criminal. Culpa Contractual is the negligence in the performance of a contract. Culpa Aquiliana are acts or omissions that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties according to Article 2176. Lastly, Culpa Crimin are results in the commision of a crime.

[@mejiamichaeljanm.2632]

Mejia, Michael Jan M. BSBA1-A In this video I've learned on how important the negligence in our lives because one day this will be our guidance that we should apply in our future. Negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person , of the time and of the place. (Art. 1173) I've also learned the kinds of Negligence which is Culpa Contractual, Culpa Aquiliana, Culpa Criminal. Culpa Contractual - is negligence in the performance of a contract. Culpa Aquiliana- these are acts or ommissions that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. (Art. 2176) Culpa Criminal- this is negligence that results in the commission of a crime.

[@quidimahrrianalaluan9466]

Ahrriana L. Quidim BSBA 1-E Obligor neglect occurs when an obligor does not exercise the diligence required by the nature of the duty and the circumstances of the time and place. There are three types of negligence. However, unlike fraud, which has the purposeful intent to cause harm, this damages mitigation only applies to culpa-based culpability, which does not have the deliberate intent to cause harm.

[@mondocleimarjoya.1533]

Leimar Joy A. Mondoc BSBA 1-E For this lectured, I have learned that negligence (fraud) it's a failure that exercise and observe the deligence required in the obligations. Neglicts means that harms something. In diligence of a good father, that two parties between creditor and debtor (in specific if debtor has obliged he)she what is in the law will be follow). There are three categories of negligence; the cuala contractual is the servant negligence, is the master's negligence. Next, the culpa Aquilina or tort or quasi delict that pre-existing that involve the two parties that master-servant rule is not applied. Last, the culpa criminal that is defense of a good father in family is not proper that if it is insolvent the negligence is the employer's civil guilt.

[@marisolvaldez2331]

Valdez, Marisol E. BSBA 1-G In the part 6 of the video I've learned that negligence is also known as fault or culpa. Negligence is refers to the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person,of the time and of the place.(Art. 1173) . There are the kinds of negligence which are the culpa contractual or contractual negligence and culpa aquiliana or civil negligence. Culpa contractual is refers to the negligence in the performance of contract. The culpa aquiliana is refers to the acts or omissions that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties ( Art. 2176).

[@dejesusshania8138]

DE JESUS, SHANIA, L. FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT BSBA 1-H In this video, I learned all about negligence, which is the second ground for liability to pay damages. Negligence is simply failing to act with the standards of coverage that someone of ordinary prudence would have exercised in the same situation. The debtor's diligence in performing his obligation, the debtor's diligence of a good father of a family. There are three types of negligence. The first is culpa contractual, which occurs when there is a contract between parties. The master-servant rule applies, which includes the servant's negligence as well as the master's negligence. Second, there is culpa Aquilina or quasi delicts, which means there is no contract, as opposed to the first type of negligence. The third is culpa criminal, which means that defending a good father of a family is not a proper defense.

[@nicolecabungcag]

CABUNGCAG, NICOLE F BSBA 1-F I learned about negligence, often known as fault or culpa, for this video lecture. I also learnt about the debtor's duty of care in order to avoid negligence, as well as the many types of negligence. Negligence is the failure to exercise the diligence that is demanded by the nature of the responsibility and conforms to the person's and time's circumstances. The negligence in contract performance is known as culpa contractual. Acts that cause harm to another without a contractual relationship between the parties are known as culpa aquiliana. The negligence that leads to the commission of a crime is known as culpa criminal.

[@deleonadrianjaytejada1786]

DE LEON, ADRIAN JAY TEJADA BSBA 1-A In this video lecture, I've about Negligence or also known as fault or culpa. I also learned about the diligence to be observed by the debtor in order not to be negligent, as well as the different kinds of negligent. Negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person, of the time, and of the place. Culpa contractual is the negligence in the performance of contract. Culpa aquiliana are acts that caused damages to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. Culpa criminal is the negligence that results in the commission of crime.

[@lordelynfernandez8596]

Fernandez,Lordelyn C. BSBA-1b Ive learned in nature obligation the second ground ,its defenitions and examples .We have 3 kinds of nilegence .Firast is the culpa constractial,which means this is niligense in the performance of a vontract .The sum up the knowledge i learned for this lesson is the ground for liability to pay damages all about.

[@ronalyngulengmacedonio7653]

Macedonio, Ronalyn G. BSBA 1-B In this lecture, I've learned about negligence also know as fault or culpa (kapabayaan) is the commission of the diligence which is required by the nature and it is the failure to observe, for the protection if the interest of another person. Diligence to be observed is diligence of a good father of a family by the nature of the obligation. Culpa contractual (contractual negligence) is negligence in the performance of a contract, master servant negligence if the servant bid the negligence of the master. Culpa aquiliana( civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra-contractual) these are acts or omission that cause damage to another three being no contractual relation between the parties. Culpa criminal (criminal negligence) this is negligence that results in the commission of a crime in culpa criminal defence of a good father of a family is not a proper defence also in culpa contractual defence of a good father of a family is not a proper defence

[@salangoprincess2841]

Salango, Princess S. BSBA 1-C In this video lecture I've learned the second Grounds for Liability to Pay Damages which is Negligence it is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person of the time, and of the place. (Art. 1173). I also learned the 3 kinds of Negligence. First is the Culpa Contractual this is negligence in the performance of a contract. Second, Culpa aquilina these are acts or omissions that cause damage to another. Third is the Culpa Criminal this is negligence that results in the commission of a crime.

[@delacruzjennicac.5191]

Dela Cruz, Jennica C. BSBA-1G In this lesson, I learned the parts of Grounds for liability to pay damages which is Negligence meaning is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person, of the time, and of the place. (Art. 1173). there also definition of negligence which are the failure to observe, for the protection of the interest of another person, that degree of care, precaution and vigilance which the circumstances justly demand, whereby such another person suffers injury. The omission to do something which a reasonable man, guided by those considerations which ordinarily regulate the conduct of human affairs would do. They have also parts of kinds of negligence, culpa contractual ( or culpa extra -constractual) these are acts or omissions that cause damage to another, their being no contractual relation between the parties. (Art.2176). The last is culpa criminal (criminal diligence) this is the negligence that results in the commission of the crime.

[@rubylyngabot2397]

GABOT , RUBY LYN L. BSBA 1-C In this video lecture of nature and effect of obligations i learned about grounds for liability to pay damages and the 2 kinds of fraud : Fraud , negligence , Delay , and contravention of the tenor of the obligation (Art 1170). And i learned also that those who failed to fulfill their obligations are guilty of delaying and committing fraud or neglect. There is a possibility of fraud related liability in all obligations. Anyone who fails to fulfill any kind of responsibility is also accountable, depending on the circumstances such liability may be limited by law. Fraud means , a person or thing intended to deceive others , typically by unjustifiably claiming or being credited with accomplishments or qualities

[@vergaramariateresa2499]

Vergara, Maria Teresa P. BSBA 1-G In continuation of the Grounds for liability to pay damages lecture or part 6 of Nature and effect of obligations. the second topic is negligence. Negligence is the failure to exercise and observe the diligence required in an obligation. For instance S’s negligence when delivering a glass and he didn’t wrap it properly and he didn’t put bubble wrap on it. I've also learned the other terminologies such as Culpa Contractual that negligence is the performance of the contract.

[@kyliejayekiaco9378]

KIACO KYLIE JAYE C. BSBA 1-C In today's video lecture, I learned about negligence as well of it's types and examples. That negligence is the omission of diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of a person, of a time and of a place. Under Art. 1173 it is omissions to do something which is a reasonable man would do, or doing something which a prudent and reasonable man, would not do. in addition to this there is 3 kinds of negligence the first one is Culpa Contractual that negligence in the performance of a contract resulting in the breach. Second is Culpa Aquillana that causes damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. And last is Culpa Criminal that negligence results in the omissions of a crime.

[@elevazojennybuenaa.5232]

ELEVAZO JENNY BUENA A. BLOCK-1A • In this lesson , I've learned about the meaning of the second grounds for liability to pay damages which is negligence. Negligence is the omission of that deligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person of the time and of the place (Art.1173) of the new civil code of the Philippines . The Deligence to be observed meaning to say and deligence you observe the death or a deligence of a good father of a family . There 3kinds of negligence which is Culpa Contractual , Culpa Aquiliana and Culpa Criminal.

[@mendozajunalyn940]

MENDOZA, JUNALYN T. BSBA 1- F When the obligor fails to exercise the diligence needed by the nature of the duty as well as the circumstances of the time and place, this is referred to as obligor negligence. Negligence is divided into three categories. But unlike fraud, which has an intentional aim to create harm, this mitigation of damages only applies to responsibility deriving from culpa, which does not have a deliberate intention to cause harm.

[@daoanamarkanthonya.9376]

DAOANA, MARK ANTHONY A. BSBA 1-F Obligor negligence occurs when the obligor fails to exercise the diligence required by the nature of the duty as well as the circumstances of the time and place. Negligence is classified into three types. However, unlike fraud, which has a deliberate intent to cause injury, this mitigation of damages only applies to culpa-based culpability, which does not have a deliberate intent to cause harm.

[@dinalynabuan4785]

Abuan,Dinalyn E. BSBA 1-C In this part of video lecture,I've learned that negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person,of the time,and of the place.(Art.1173).There are three kinds of negligence.First,culpa contractual(contractual negligence),this is negligence in the performance of a contract.Second,culpa aquiliana(civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra-contracual),these are acts or omissions that cause damage to another,there being no contractual relation between the parties.(Art.2176).Lastly,culpa criminal(criminal negligence),this is negligence that results in the commission of a crime.

[@sabitroseannl.8523]

SABIT, ROSE ANN ,L. BSBA 1-A In this video, I learned that the negligence is the omission of that diligence which is requires by the nature of the obligation and corresponds. (Art. 1173) or kapabayaan In negligence there has a kinds of neglince the culpa contractual( contractual negligence), culpa aquilian( culpa negligence or tort or qausi delcist or culpar extra contractual), and the last is culpa criminila(criminal negligence)

[@velasquezmariaelisabeth7563]

Velasquez, Maria Elisabeth M. BSBA 1-C I've learned in this lesson negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person of the time, and of the place. There are 3 kinds of negligence, first culpa contractual is negligence in the performance of a contract. Second, culpa aquiliana arr acts or omissions that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties. Third, culpa criminal is negligence that results in the commission of a crime.

[@milanievisperas6327]

MILANIE A. VISPERAS BSBA 1-H I learned that negligence is defined as the failure to exercise the due diligence required in the performance of an obligation. In order for the debtor not to be negligent, he has to observe the diligence of a good father of a family. There are three kinds of negligence: culpa contractual, culpa aquiliana, and culpa criminal. Culpa contractual, there is a contract between the parties and the master-servant rule should be applied.

[@deguzmanabigail7058]

De Guzman, Abigail M. BSBA 1-F In this lesson, I've learned that negligence is all about failing to exercise the care toward others.Inshort the negligence is a Fault or Culpa. It requires the debtors to observe the diligence to be observe the diligence of a good father of a family. And there are three kinds of negligence are Culpa contractual, Culpa Aquiliana, and Culpa Criminal.If Defence of good father of a family is a proper defence it is a Culpa Aquilian While the Culpa criminal is not proper defense.

[@analizaabila9146]

Abila Ana Liza O. BSBA 1-G I learned about the debtor's duty of care in order to avoid being negligent, as well as the many types of negligence, in this video lesson. Negligence is defined as the failure to exercise the diligence that is demanded by the nature of the task and conforms to the person's, time, and location circumstances. The term "contractual culpa" refers to a breach of contract caused by negligence. Culpa aquiliana refers to actions that cause harm to another party despite the parties' lack of a contractual relationship. The negligence that leads to the commission of a crime is referred to as culpa criminal.

[@cenizacrisanta2774]

CENIZA, CRISANTA R. BSBA 1-E Negligence , fault or culpa it is the failure of the person who is doing the action. It is important to observe diligence you need to observe the circumstances of everything happened and that's when you will tell that the person is negligent. Three kinds of Negligence first is the Culpa contractual the negligence of the servant is the negligence of the master. Or the master-servant rule .The second Negligence is Culpa Aquiliana in this the master-servant does not apply or the negligence of the servant is not the negligence of the master .And the third one is Culpa criminal this negligence results in the commission of the crime.

[@sabianoma.aprilyn5355]

Sabiano, Ma.aprilyn C. BSBA 1-E In this video lecture, i've learned that negligence or culpa is the conduct that naturally or reasonably creates undue risk or harm to others. It may be failure to observe that degree of care, precaution or vigilance that the circumstances justly demand or to do any other act that would be done by a prudent and reasonable person, who is guided by considerations that ordinarily regulate the conduct of human affairs. I've also learned the 3 kinds of negligence which are the culpa-contractual or civil negligence, culpa-aquiliana or quasi-delict, and culp creminal. In culpa contractual there is a pre-existing contractual relation. While, on the other hand the culpa-aquiliana is no pre-existing contractual relation. And lastly, culpa-creminal there is no pre-existing contractual relation and the negligence is direct, substantive and independent.

[@gapuzjacquelineg.6483]

GAPUZ, JACQUELINE G. BSBA 1-B WHAT I HAVE LEARNED? In this video lecture entitled "Nature and Effects of Obligations (Part 6), I have learned that FRAUD is also called as "deceit or dolo" and NEGLIGENCE is also called as "fault or culpa", and negligence is the conduct that naturally or reasonably creates under the risk or harm to others. I also learned about the diligence to be observed by the debtor in order not to be negligent, as well as the different kinds of negligent. Also the 3 kinds of negligence presented on the video lecture; the culpa- contractual (civil negligence), the culpa- aquiliana (civil negligence or tort or quasi-delicts or culpa extra-contractual), and the culpa criminal (criminal negligence). In culpa contractual there is a pre-existing contractual relation. While on the culpa- aquiliana is no pre-existing contractual relation. Lastly, culpa-creminal, that there is no pre-existing contractual relation and the negligence is direct, substantive and independent.

[@juliesammacaspac1186]

Macaspac, Julie Sam P. BSBA 1-C In Part 6 of nature and effects of obligation, I discovered the second point of Grounds for Liability Damages which is Negligence is otherwise known as fault or culpa. Negligence is the omission of that diligence which is required by the nature of the obligation and corresponds with the circumstances of the person, of the time, and of the place it is found in Article 1173. Culpa Contratual this is negligence in the performance of a contract android the negligence of the servant is the negligence of the employer. Culpa aquilaiana or culpa extra-contractual refers to acts omissions that cause damage to another, there being no contractual relation between the parties and the negligence of the servant is not the negligence of the master. Culpa Criminal or criminal negligence, this negligence that results in the commission of a crime and the defense of a good father of a family is not proper because the employee's guilt is automatically the employer's civil guilt if the former is insolvent.