Civil Law Fundamentals Quiz
Test your knowledge of civil juridical relationships, legal capacity, and property rights in civil law.
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Question 1: What characterizes civil juridical relationships compared to other legal relationships?
Hierarchical structure between parties
Equality between parties and non-subordination
One-sided decision making
State authority dominance
Question 2: How do real civil relationships differ from obligatory ones?
Real relationships involve only movable property
Real relationships create obligations for everyone, while obligatory ones target specific parties
Obligatory relationships always involve money
Real relationships require written contracts
Question 3: When does a person acquire civil capacity 'de folosință' (capacity of use)?
At age 18
From birth or viable conception
After marriage
Upon completing education
Question 4: What is the key feature of solidarity in obligations?
It requires unanimous decisions
Any party can claim or enforce the whole obligation
It only applies to family matters
It divides obligations equally
Question 5: What distinguishes 'coproprietate' from 'devălmășie' in common property ownership?
Coproprietate involves defined shares while devălmășie doesn't
Only coproprietate can be inherited
Devălmășie requires more owners
Coproprietate only applies to buildings
Question 6: What happens when a minor under 14 enters into a legal contract?
The contract is automatically valid
The contract is absolutely null
The contract becomes valid at age 18
The contract requires court approval
Question 7: How does cession differ from subrogation in changing obligation subjects?
Cession changes creditors while subrogation occurs through payment
Cession only applies to debts
Subrogation requires court approval
They are identical processes
Question 8: What principle limits the capacity of legal persons?
The temporality principle
The specialty principle
The universality principle
The plurality principle