1. Contractor A, after entering into a contract with the Project Owner B, started excavating for the 3 columns out of th

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1. Contractor A, after entering into a contract with the Project Owner B, started excavating for the 3 columns out of the 10 Columns as shown in the Approved Plan. However, in the process of doing the works, C who is the neighbor of B protested that the excavation being conducted is inside the property of C. C even showed the corresponding Certificate of Title and Lot Plan. B warned A that there should be no delay in the project implementation since the issue is only between C and B and not between C and A. Furthermore, B claims that C was previously informed of the project construction prior to the issuance of the required building permit and B even showed the project Plan to C. B further warns that he shall impose the corresponding Liquidated Damages of 100,000.00 per day should there be any delay. If you were the Contractor A, will you continue with the Project? If not, what steps shall you take? EXPLAIN FULLY 2. Owner X of the project and the Contractor Y entered into an oral contract for the construction of X's house for the sum of PP5,000,000. After Y finished 5% of the project, X unreasonably shouted at Y in the presence of a lot of people and for reasons known only to X. Y felt embarrassed. Y then informed X of the termination of the contract by following the 15 days rule on notices. One of the reasons mentioned by Y is that the contract is in the first place not in writing and therefore unenforceable. Is the action of Y justified? EXPLAIN FULLY. JOSEFIN "PEPITO"