Philippine Bar review · Topic
Rights
Explore Rights in Legitimated Children for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published practice questions, then take a quiz or answer flashcards.
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- Under Article 179, how do the rights of legitimated children compare with those of legitimate children? Multiple Choice Easy
- To what time do the effects of valid legitimation retroact under Article 180? Multiple Choice Easy
- Who may benefit under Article 181 from legitimation of a child who died before the parents’ marriage? Multiple Choice Easy
- Eligible parents validly marry after their child’s birth, producing valid legitimation. A relative claims the child per… Multiple Choice Medium
- An eligible child is validly legitimated through the parents’ subsequent voidable marriage. That marriage is later annu… Multiple Choice Medium
- At conception, both parents were below eighteen and had no other impediment to marry each other. They later validly mar… Multiple Choice Hard
- A child’s father recognizes filiation in a public document, but no subsequent parental marriage occurs. The child asks … Multiple Choice Hard
- State the principal effects of valid legitimation under Articles 179 and 180. Essay Medium
- Explain Article 178’s protection when a voidable parental marriage that produced legitimation is later annulled. Essay Medium
- An eligible child dies before the parents subsequently celebrate the qualifying marriage. Explain the significance of A… Essay Medium
- Under Tangarorang, does a legitimated child necessarily lose legitimate status when the parents’ marriage is later decl… Multiple Choice Easy
- Does Tangarorang treat registry annotation as the substantive source of the child’s legitimated status? Multiple Choice Easy