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Simulation of contract where the parties do not intend to be bound at all is called:
- Relative simulation, which is always valid
- Absolute simulation, which makes the contract void
- Novation
- Rescission
Answer
B. Absolute simulation, which makes the contract void
Solution
Article 1345–1346. In relative simulation, the parties conceal their true agreement, which binds them if lawful.
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