Engineering Board Exam Reviewer · ECE · easy
A quasi-delict is an act or omission that causes damage to another through fault or negligence when there is:
- A pre-existing contract
- A criminal conviction
- No pre-existing contractual relation between the parties
- A written agreement
Answer
C. No pre-existing contractual relation between the parties
Solution
Article 2176. Example: a careless driver injuring a pedestrian.
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