Understanding Property Ownership: The Legal Significance of the Phrase “Married to” in Transfer Certificates of Title
This article discusses the legal significance of the phrase “Married to” in Transfer Certificates of Title.
This article discusses the legal significance of the phrase “Married to” in Transfer Certificates of Title.
This article talks about the practice of medicine in the Philippines
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This article answers whether property donated during marriage to one spouse is considered conjugal property.
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This article talks about how to recover electronic or digital assets under Philippine law.
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This article discusses how Philippine Law considers illicit common law or de facto relationships
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This article talks about the effects of a confession of judgment under Philippine law and procedure.
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This article talks about foreign ownership of real property, particularly of a house in the Philippines.
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This article explores the intricate process of judicial naturalization in the Philippines and delves into the key factors that often lead to the dismissal of such petitions, shedding light on the complexities and nuances of this significant legal journey.
This article talks about the police power of a local government unit such as city, including the limitations thereof. When lotto and casinos are allowed by the state, a city, through an ordinance, cannot ban the operations thereof in its territory.
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This article talks about the crime of alarms and scandals such as discharging explosives, making loud noises, disturbing public peace and making a scandal in public punishable under the Revised Penal Code of the Philippines.