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Case 9

This document discusses a contract case where Cory transferred land to Doris for P100,000, with P30,000 paid in cash and Doris conveying her car worth P70,000 for the difference. The document concludes that this is a contract of barter, not a sale, because the consideration consists of both money and another thing (the car) and the parties' intention regarding the type of contract cannot be determined.

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Case 9

This document discusses a contract case where Cory transferred land to Doris for P100,000, with P30,000 paid in cash and Doris conveying her car worth P70,000 for the difference. The document concludes that this is a contract of barter, not a sale, because the consideration consists of both money and another thing (the car) and the parties' intention regarding the type of contract cannot be determined.

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Case 9

Cory transferred to Doris a parcel of land for the price of P100,000, P30,000 to be paid
in cash and for the difference, she will convey her car worth P70,000. What kind of
contract is this?
ANSWER:
This is a contract of barter. Article 1468 states that if the consideration of the contract
consists partly in money, and partly in another thing, the transaction shall be
characterized by the manifest intention of the parties. Here, intention between the
parties cannot be ascertained that the contract be one that of a sale. Thus, this contract
shall be considered a barter since the consideration is also the equivalent of the amount
of money.

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