Philippine Educational Laws Special / Miscellaneous Codals (often compiled) 1987 Constitution - Article XIV Education, Science and Technology, Arts, Culture and Sports ARTICLE XIV EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, ARTS...
Philippine Competition Act Commercial / Mercantile Law CHAPTER I / GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 1. Short Title Section 2. Declaration of Policy Section 3. Scope and Application Section 4. Definition of Terms CHAPTER II / P...
...l protect and advance the right of the Presidential Decree No. 1152 - Philippine Environment Code Section 1. Short Title TITLE-AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT Section 2. Purposes CHAPTER I-STANDARDS Section 3. Ambient Air Quality...
Natural Resources Laws Special / Miscellaneous Codals (often compiled) 1987 Constitution - Article XII National Economy and Patrimony ARTICLE XII NATIONAL ECONOMY AND PATRIMONY Section 1. The goals of the national econom...
Naturalization Laws / Citizenship Laws Civil Law Section 1. Title of Act Section 2. Qualifications Section 3. Special qualifications Section 4. Who are disqualified Section 5. Declaration of intention Section 6. Widow an...
Domestic Adoption Act Civil Law ARTICLE I / GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 1. Domestic Adoption Act of 1998 Section 2. Declaration of Policies Section 3. Definition of Terms ARTICLE II / PRE-ADOPTION SERVICES Section 4. C...
...3. Classes of Corporations Section 4. Corporations Created by Special Laws or Charters Section 5. Corporators and Incorporators, Stockholders and Members Section 6. Classification of Shares Section 7. Founders' Shares Se...
...ROLE OF THE DIFFERENT SECTORS Section 12. The Family Section 13. The Educational System Section 14. The Role of the Mass Media Section 15. Establishment and Strengthening of Local Councils for the Protection of Section...
Code of Judicial Conduct / Ethics Legal Ethics PREAMBLE CANON I / Independence SECTION 1. Merit-based adjudication SECTION 2. Duty to uphold judicial independence SECTION 3. Role in raising public awareness of indepen...
Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability (CPRA) Legal Ethics PREAMBLE CANON I / Independence Section 1. Independent, accessible, efficient, and effective legal service Section 2. Merit-based practice Sec...
...citizen, Mia, commits theft in Tokyo, Japan. She later returns to the Philippines and is charged there for the same act. (a) State the controlling doctrine on the territorial reach of Philippine penal laws. (b) For Mia’s...
Citations: Revised Penal Code (Act No. 3815), Article 14 (Territoriality of Penal Laws), Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 14 (NCC) – context for territorial application in related civil framework (where relevant to the doctrine), Supreme Court rulings interpreting territoriality and extraterritorial application of penal laws (as relied upon in standard bar review materials)
Facts: A Filipino passenger on board a Philippine-registered commercial airliner commits theft from another passenger while the aircraft is en route over international waters. The aircraft later lands in Manila, where th...
On board a Philippine-flagged vessel in international waters, a Filipino passenger commits theft from another passenger. The vessel later arrives in Manila, where the passenger is prosecuted in the Philippines for the sa...
...peal survive—remains the sole driver of the answer. Civil Code of the Philippines, Art. 7, Operative Fact Doctrine (principle recognized in Philippine jurisprudence regarding repeal of land registration laws)
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Art. 7, Operative Fact Doctrine (principle recognized in Philippine jurisprudence regarding repeal of land registration laws)
...ne? This flashcard tests the core doctrine that mandatory/prohibitory laws cannot be contracted away and that the formalities for real-property transfers are a central, non-waivable rule. The scenario with private instru...
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 5 (on mandatory and prohibitory laws); Civil Code provisions on the formal requirements for transfers of immovable property (public instrument).
A and B are neighbors who own a parcel of land adjoining a public road. A orally agrees to sell to B and the parties execute a private instrument of sale, which is not a public instrument and is not registered. B has...
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 5
...gle core issue with a clear, concrete fact pattern. Civil Code of the Philippines, Art. 2
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Art. 2
...he effective date, within the land titling context. Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 2
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 2
...gistration. (a) Identify the controlling doctrine on retroactivity of laws under the Civil Code and state the effect of Article 4 on this statute. (b) Decide whether RLTA’s retroactivity clauses apply to pending applicat...
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 4
...gistration. (a) Identify the controlling doctrine on retroactivity of laws under the Civil Code and state the effect of Article 4 on this statute. (b) Decide whether the RPTA’s retroactivity clauses apply to pending appl...
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 4, Lawphil
...gistration. (a) Identify the controlling doctrine on retroactivity of laws under the Civil Code and state the effect of Article 4 on this statute. (b) Decide whether the RLTA's retroactivity clauses apply to pending appl...
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 4
...by date, and prompts a precise, rule-based answer. Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 2
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 2
...enario in land titling, avoiding extraneous issues. Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 2
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Article 2
...ns without replicating earlier question structures. Civil Code of the Philippines, Art. 2
Citations: Civil Code of the Philippines, Art. 2
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