Murder is killing a non-relative with treachery, superior strength, or other means ensuring impunity.
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Abandoning office to evade duties related to any other crime results in the penalty of arresto mayor.
Killing for reward or using destructive means like fire, explosion, or during a calamity is murder.
Public officer usurping legislative powers by making rules beyond authority or attempting to repeal law.
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Murder is qualified by evident premeditation or cruelty, such as inhumanly augmenting the victim’s suffering.
Penalty for usurping legislative powers includes prision correccional and a fine up to P200,000.
Homicide is killing another without murder or parricide circumstances, punished by reclusion temporal.
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A judge assuming executive power or obstructing it suffers arresto mayor to prision correccional.
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What financial limits determine whether a corporation’s financial statements may be certified by its officers instead of an independent auditor? The general rule requires annual financial statements to be audited by an independent certified public accountant for submission to the SEC (SEC. 74, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). However, if the corporation’s total assets
What must the minutes of the most recent regular meeting contain regarding voting procedures and results? The minutes of the most recent regular meeting must be presented at the subsequent regular meeting, and they must include specific details regarding the voting process (SEC. 49, Revised Corporation Code of the Philippines). This record must contain a
