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Kinds of Obligations (Real Rights v. Real Obligations (Real Obligation…

- - - - 1764 Property Bound
        
        a real obligation is transferred to person who acquires the thing to which the obligation is attached WITHOUT ANY AGREEMENT to that effect (personal obligations can't be transferred without agreement)
      - 1764 Particular Successor Not personally bound
        
        One who acquires a thing by particular title is not personally bound by any real obligation that attaches to it. A particular successor may free himself of the obligation by abandoning the thing
- - - - SP OBLIGOR: Performance requires special skill or qualification or personal services
      - SP OBLIGEE: Performance intended for that obligee EXCLUSIVE BENEFIT
- - - - 1767 Suspensive Condition
        
        When an obligation is subject to a suspensive condition, that obligation is not enforceable UNLESS AND UNTIL the uncertain event occurs
      - 1767 Resolutory condition
        
        When an obligation is subject to a resolutely condition that obligation is IMMEDIATELY ENFORCEABLE but comes to an end IF THE UNCERTAIN EVENT OCCURS
  - - - 1780 Term can be renounced by the party for whose exclusive benefit it was established