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- The interest of the Republic, for whom the OSG speaks, has been amply protected through the direct action of petitioner LBP – the government instrumentality created by law to provide timely and adequate financial support in all phases involved in the execution of needed agrarian reform.
- Interest payments borne by government, not by farmers-beneficiaries
- Expropriation for agrarian reform requires the payment of just compensation
- The LBP’s valuation of lands covered by CARL is considered only as an initial determination, which is not conclusive, as it is the RTC, sitting as a Special Agrarian Court, that should make the final determination of just compensation
- voluntary intimacy between a man and a woman who are not married, where both are not under any impediment to marry and where no deceit exists, is neither a criminal nor an unprincipled act that would warrant disbarment or disciplinary action
- The two alternative options of a corporate taxpayer whose total quarterly income tax payments exceed its tax liability, and on how the choice of one option precludes the other
- Definition of res gestae, its rule and its requisites to be admissible as evidence
- Positive identification refers to proof of identity of the assailant and need not always be by direct evidence from the eyewitness
- When does judicial notice mandatory or discretionary?
- The determination of issues during the pre-trial conference bars the consideration of other questions, whether during trial or on appeal
- Injured parties have the legal personalities to file the declaration of nullity of marriage
- The only law in force governing marriage relationships between Muslims and non-Muslims alike in 1958 was the Civil Code of 1950, under the provisions of which only one marriage can exist at any given time
- Even assuming that there is a lack of report of collusion or a lack of participation by the public prosecutor, the lack of participation of a fiscal does not invalidate the proceedings in the trial court
- A pending petition for certiorari/review on certiorari questioning the denial of the motion to dismiss before the higher courts does not at all suspend the trial proceedings of the principal suit
- Letter that the accused spontaneously made while not under custodial investigation is admissible
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- Elements and Penalty of Estafa by Means of Deceit
- The elements of the crime of acts lasciviousness
- Simple neglect of duty
- What is punished in falsification of public documents? What are its elements?
- Two requisites to justify loss of trust and confidence as a ground for termination
- Republic Act No. 7610 covers not only a situation in which a child is abused for profit but also one in which a child, through coercion or intimidation, engages in any lascivious conduct
- Is saying that a person is a "thief" a grave oral defamation?
- The admissibility of DNA testing as a means for determining paternity
- Certiorari under Rule 45 and 65 Distinguished
- Moot and Academic
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Category Archives: Acts of Lasciviousness
Definition and penalty of lascivious conduct
It is undisputed that at the time of the commission of the sexual abuse, VVV was ten (10) years old. This calls for the application of R.A. No. 7610, or “The Special Protection of Children Against Child Abuse, Exploitation and … Continue reading
Acts of lasciviousness defined and its elements enumerated
Appellant was charged with violation of Article 336 of the Revised Penal Code, as amended, in relation to Section 5(b), Article III of Republic Act No. 7610. These provisions state: Art. 336. Acts of lasciviousness. — Any person who shall … Continue reading
The elements of the crime of acts lasciviousness
The elements of the crime of acts lasciviousness are: (1) that the offender commits any act of lasciviousness or lewdness; (2) that it is done: (a) by using force and intimidation or (b) when the offended party is deprived of … Continue reading
Definition of children and child abuse
Section 3 of RA 7610 provides as follows: “SEC. 3. Definition of Terms. — (a) “Children” refers to person below eighteen (18) years of age or those over but are unable to fully take care of themselves or protect themselves … Continue reading
