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Damages in Case of Death
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- Under Article 2206, is loss of earning capacity in a death case simply identical to every gross peso the deceased might…
- What is the general evidentiary rule for income supporting loss of earning capacity, subject to recognized exceptions?
- Does a fixed damages schedule for a particular criminal setting automatically govern every civil quasi-delict death cla…
- The heirs of a salaried professional submit only an unsupported allegation of a large monthly income, with no applicabl…
- Competent records establish the deceased’s age and annual income for an earning-capacity claim. A party calculates the …
- A deceased person was self-employed, earning below the applicable minimum wage, in work where the court can properly re…
- A death claim includes burial expenses, earning-capacity loss and other damages. Reliable burial records prove one amou…
- Explain the general proof rule and qualified exceptions for loss of earning capacity.
- Distinguish the proof of gross income from computation of net earning-capacity loss.
- Why should a court distinguish burial expenses, earning-capacity loss and offense-specific fixed awards?
- Under Article 2206(2), what is the maximum statutory period for its qualifying nonheir recipient’s support remedy?
- Who fixes the exact duration within Article 2206(2)’s ceiling?