Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · ECE · easy
The parties to an obligation are the:
- Active subject (creditor/obligee) and passive subject (debtor/obligor)
- Buyer and seller only
- Plaintiff and defendant
- Principal and agent
Answer
A. Active subject (creditor/obligee) and passive subject (debtor/obligor)
Solution
The creditor can demand performance; the debtor must perform.
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