1."A will give B this car or this ring or this fountain pen." Does A have to give all the three things enumerated?

2.In the preceding number, may A compel B to accept half the car, half the ring (hence, establishing co- ownership between A andB)?

3.A is obliged to give B this car or this ring or this cigarette case. Nothing is said in the contract as to who was given the right of choice. Suppose B selects the car, is A bound by the choicemade?

4.A borrowed money from B. It was agreed that at the maturity of the debt, A will give B either the sum lent or a particular house and lot. Is this stipulationvalid?

5.A is bound to give B a pack of shabu, or a bottle of milk taken from a goat, or a particular cigarette case, or a particular fountain pen. What are the limitations on the debtor'schoice?

6.X is obliged to give Y either object A or object B or object C. What is the effect if objects A and B are lost by a fortuitous event before choice wasmade?

7.D is obliged to give C, at D's option, either object No. 1, object No. 2 or object No. 3. If all objects were lost thru D's fault, will the obligation beextinguish?

8.In the above example, if objects Nos. 1 and 2 were destroyed by a fortuitous event, and later object No. 3 is destroyed by D's fault, would D beliable?

9.If instead, objects Nos. 1 and 2 were destroyed by D's own fault, and later object No. 3 is lost by a fortuitous event, should D be heldliable?

10.D is obliged to give C object No. 1 or object No. 2 or object No. 3 at C's option. Before C communicated his choice to B, object No. 1 had been destroyed thru D's fault and object No. 2 had been destroyed by a fortuitous event. What are C's rights, ifany?