6 mickey 16 years old entered into a contract with

6. Mickey, 16 years old, entered into a contract with Pete, 20 years
old, in which Mickey will sell his roadster racer to Pete for
P100,000. What can be said of the contract?
a. Valid, although voidable
b. Void, since a minor cannot give consent to a contract
c. Mickey woud need the approval of his parents before the contract
can be considered as valid
d. The contract is void for all intents and purposes
7. Only one of the following is not a vice of consent. Which is it?
8. Mickey bought a lamp from the store of Pete. He paid P1,000 for
the item which has a tag price of P100,00. Pete who at the time
was busy stacking the shelves, just told him to place the money
in the couter, which Mickey did. When he got home and took a
better look, he realized that the price is not really P1,000 but only
P100.00. What can be said of the contract?

9. What is the effect of a contract where the consent thereof is
vitiated as such by a vice of consent?
10. A person under a hypnotic spell entered into a contract of
sale. When he got out of the hypnosis, he found out that he sold
his car for P100,000, when such car has a value of P1,000,000.
What can be said of the contract?
a. Void, since the law does not recognize hypnosis
b. Valid for all intents and purposes, since the law does recognize
the state of a hypnotic spell
c. Voidable, which means it is valid unless annulled
d. There is no contract at all

Practice Set Seven
(Articles 1337-1346)
True / False
1) There is fraud when, through insidious words or machinations of
one of the contracting parties, the other is induced to enter into a
contract which, without them, he would not have agreed to.
2) There is dolo when a person takes improper advantage of his
power over the will of another, depriving the latter of a
reasonable freedom of choice.
3) A TV commercial playing on national television shows flowers
flowing out of a girl’s hair due to usage of a certain brand of
shampoo. Because of such advertisement, Kitty bought a dozen
bottles of the same shampoo and used it on her hair at least
three times a day. After a week, dandruff started falling from her
hair. Nevertheless, be that as it may, the seller of the shampoo is
not liable for fraud.
4) Kitty went to the store of Ryder Sir and bought a pair of pink eye
glasses. The price tag shows that it’s P10,000 and Kitty thought
it’s pretty expensive. She bought it nonetheless and went home.
On the way home she saw Everest wearing the exact same pair of
pink glasses which she also bought from Ryder Sir’s store for
P1,000. Kitty realized that there has been a mistake in the price.