Philippine Statutes & Provisions

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Civil Code (30)

• Civil Code Art. 21 Acts contrary to morals, good customs or public policy (abuse of rights)
• Civil Code Art. 26 Respect for dignity, personality, privacy and peace of mind
• Civil Code Art. 27 Relief against public servants who neglect official duty
• Civil Code Art. 28 Unfair competition
• Civil Code Art. 29 Civil action after acquittal on reasonable doubt
• Civil Code Art. 30 Separate civil action to demand civil liability
• Civil Code Art. 32 Liability for violation of constitutional rights and liberties
• Civil Code Art. 34 Liability of police for refusing to render aid
• Civil Code Art. 35 Civil action where no independent civil action is provided
• Civil Code Art. 166 Sale of conjugal real property without the wife's consent (pre-Family Code)
• Civil Code Art. 1191 Rescission of reciprocal obligations
• Civil Code Art. 1305 Definition of a contract
• Civil Code Art. 1315 Contracts are perfected by mere consent
• Civil Code Art. 1390 Voidable contracts
• Civil Code Art. 1391 Four-year period to annul a voidable contract
• Civil Code Art. 1403 Unenforceable contracts; the Statute of Frauds
• Civil Code Art. 1409 Void or inexistent contracts
• Civil Code Art. 2176 Quasi-delict
• Civil Code Art. 2180 Vicarious liability
• Civil Code Art. 2216 No proof of pecuniary loss needed for moral, nominal, temperate, or exemplary damages
• Civil Code Art. 2217 Moral damages — definition
• Civil Code Art. 2219 Moral damages — recoverable cases
• Civil Code Art. 2220 Moral damages for breach of contract in bad faith
• Civil Code Art. 2221 Nominal damages
• Civil Code Art. 2229 Exemplary or corrective damages
• Civil Code Art. 2230 Exemplary damages in criminal offenses
• Civil Code Art. 2231 Exemplary damages in quasi-delict (gross negligence)
• Civil Code Art. 2232 Exemplary damages in contracts and quasi-contracts
• Civil Code Art. 2233 Exemplary damages not recoverable as a matter of right
• Civil Code Art. 2234 Pleading and proof of exemplary damages

Revised Penal Code (18)

• Revised Penal Code Art. 4 Criminal liability
• Revised Penal Code Art. 11 Justifying circumstances
• Revised Penal Code Art. 12 Exempting circumstances
• Revised Penal Code Art. 13 Mitigating circumstances
• Revised Penal Code Art. 14 Aggravating circumstances
• Revised Penal Code Art. 15 Alternative circumstances
• Revised Penal Code Art. 75 Increasing or reducing the penalty of fine by one or more degrees
• Revised Penal Code Art. 90 Prescription of crime
• Revised Penal Code Art. 91 Computation of prescription of offenses
• Revised Penal Code Art. 333 Adultery
• Revised Penal Code Art. 334 Concubinage
• Revised Penal Code Art. 349 Bigamy
• Revised Penal Code Art. 353 Definition of libel
• Revised Penal Code Art. 354 Requirement of publicity; presumption of malice
• Revised Penal Code Art. 355 Libel by writings or similar means
• Revised Penal Code Art. 360 Persons responsible
• Revised Penal Code Art. 361 Proof of the truth
• Revised Penal Code Art. 362 Libelous remarks

Family Code (2)

• Family Code Art. 36 Psychological incapacity
• Family Code Art. 124 Conjugal partnership administration; disposition without consent is void

Cybercrime Prevention Act (RA 10175) (1)

• Cybercrime Prevention Act (RA 10175) Sec. 4(c)(4) Cyberlibel (online libel)

Anti-VAWC Act (RA 9262) (1)

• Anti-VAWC Act (RA 9262) Sec. 26 Battered-Woman Syndrome as a complete defense

Local Government Code (RA 7160) (1)

• Local Government Code (RA 7160) Sec. 284 LGU share in national taxes (IRA / NTA)

Rules of Court (3)

• Rules of Court Rule 111, Sec. 6 Suspension of criminal action by reason of a prejudicial question
• Rules of Court Rule 111, Sec. 7 Elements of a prejudicial question
• Rules of Court Rule 119, Sec. 23 Demurrer to evidence (criminal cases)