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Sources of the Philippine Civil Code. The sources of the Civil Code of the Philippines are the following: (1) Civil Code of Spain of 1889; (2) Codes and laws of other countries, such as Spain, the various States of the United States of America, like California and Louisiana, France, Argentina, Mexico, Switzerland, England and Italy; (3) Judicial decisions of the Supreme Court of the Philippines, of the U.S.A., Spain and other countries; (4) Philippine laws or statutes such as the Code o...

aking this to mind, the labor tribunals and the CA should have considered petitioner's repeated pleas to scrutinize the facts and particularly the lease agreement executed by him and Oceanic, which would naturally exculpate him from liability as this would prove the absence of an employment relation between him and respondents. Instead, the case was determined on pure technicality which in labor disputes, is not necessarily sanctioned - given that proceedings before the Labor Arbiter ...

I. General Principles A. Definition of Taxation B. Theories and Basis of Taxation 1. Lifeblood Theory Cases:  Pilmico-Mauri Foods Corp. v. CIR, 802 SCRA 618  CIR v. Next Mobile, Inc., 776 SCRA 343  CIR v. Dash Engineering Philippines, Inc., 712 SCRA 347  Camp John Hay Development Corporation v. CBAA, 706 SCRA 547  First Lepanto Taishu Insurance v. CIR, 695 SCRA 639  CIR v. San Roque Power Corporation, 690 SCRA 336  CIR v. BPI, 521 SCRA 373  CIR v. ...

assault against Ramel, it is readily apparent that Allan and Michael's concerted action was towards the common purpose of hurting Ramel after they ganged up on him together with three other unidentified malefactors. Then, accused-appellants were mutually motivated by the desire to kill Ramel after Allan stabbed Ramel while Michael held the latter by the legs. Their concerted actions cannot be brushed aside as separate and distinct because Michael continued to hold the victim while All...

Definition and Meaning of Terms and Phrases. Definitions/Meaning 1. Criminal Law 2. Crimes 3. Felonies 4. Offenses 5. Infraction of the Laws 6. Ordinances 7. Act 8. Omission 9. Mala en Se 10. Molum Prositum 11. Venue 12. Jurisdiction 13. Continuous Crime 14. Continuing Crime 15. Impossible Crime Different Terms and Phrases and their Meaning: 1. Due Process 2. Ex Post Facto La

Regina Capanzana was brought to petitioner hospital for an emergency C-section. She successfully gave birth to a baby boy. 13 hours after her operation, she asked for oxygen, and complained of a headache, a chilly sensation, restlessness, and shortness of breath. It took around 10 minutes for nurses to respond to the call and administer oxygen. She was eventually transferred to the Intensive Care Unit, where she was hooked to a mechanical ventilator. When her condition still showed no ...

Characteristics of Criminal Law: 1. General – binding on all persons who reside or sojourn in the Philippines Exceptions: a. Treaty Stipulation b. Laws of Preferential Application c. Principles of Public International Law Ex: i. sovereigns and other chiefs of state ii. Ambassadors, ministers plenipotentiary, minister resident and charges d’affaires (BUT consuls, vice-consuls and other foreign commercial representatives CANNOT claim the privileges and immunit...

Objective. – This article presents a psychological care device for children exposed to war trauma. Patients. – Children exposed to traumatic events in the Central African Republic. The age is between 6 and 16 years old. Method. – The children were recruited during a psychoeducation session organized in the community. Following this, the children responding to the inclusion criteria participated in a psychological care device of five sessions on a weekly basis. This device was created to...

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ADVANCED PHARMACOLOGY TEST BANK The nurse is teaching a patient how a medication works to treat an illness. To do this, the nurse will rely on knowledge of: a. clinical pharmacology. b. drug efficacy. c. pharmacokinetics. d. pharmacotherapeutics. - CORRECT ANSWER -ANS: D Pharmacotherapeutics is the study of the use of drugs to diagnose, treat, and prevent conditions. Clinical pharmacology is concerned with all aspects of drug-human interactions. Drug efficacy measures the extent to...