Persons and Family Relations Quiz

Created on June 05, 2022 By

Bryan Villarosa

Persons and Family Relations

Persons is a sub-topic under the Civil Code, particularly that of the Family Code. This is usually taken during the first year of law school.

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In Albenson Enterprises v CA, when can a right... that is granted by law.. become a source of illegality?

When that law that grants such right is subsequently declared invalid. (Ex Post Facto)

When it violates Article 3 of NCC

When a right is exercised in a manner that does not conform to Article 19 (NCC) and damages another, the wrongdoer will be held responsible.

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What is Juridical Capacity?

The power to make decisions of legal effect

The fitness to be subject to legal relations

The power to hear and decide cases

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In Tañada vs. Tuvera, what is the ruling in relation to Article 2 of the Civil Code, to wit: "Laws shall take effect after fifteen days following... publication... unless it is otherwise provided." (Select two)

Laws can be effective even if they are not published, provided it is provided that no publication is needed.

"Unless otherwise provided" does not refer to the requirement for publication, but for the length of time before it takes effect.

When there is no provision for effectivity, publication of laws must be made in the Official Gazette

Publication is indispensable. But Congress has the discretion to lengthen or shorten the date before it takes effect.

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Which of these are considered "born"?

A fetus with an intra-uterine life of 5.5 months and completely delivered from the womb

A fetus with 7 months intra-uterine life, was born alive but died 9 hours after delivery

A 6.5 month fetus, was born alive but died after 23 hours from delivery

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What is a domicile?

A place where the person is absent, but where he has intention of returning

The current abode of a person, whether permanent or temporary

Any place where a person sojourns

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