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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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  1. Under Article 179, how do the rights of legitimated children compare with those of legitimate children? Multiple Choice Easy
  2. To what time do the effects of valid legitimation retroact under Article 180? Multiple Choice Easy
  3. Who may benefit under Article 181 from legitimation of a child who died before the parents’ marriage? Multiple Choice Easy
  4. Eligible parents validly marry after their child’s birth, producing valid legitimation. A relative claims the child per… Multiple Choice Medium
  5. An eligible child is validly legitimated through the parents’ subsequent voidable marriage. That marriage is later annu… Multiple Choice Medium
  6. At conception, both parents were below eighteen and had no other impediment to marry each other. They later validly mar… Multiple Choice Hard
  7. A child’s father recognizes filiation in a public document, but no subsequent parental marriage occurs. The child asks … Multiple Choice Hard
  8. State the principal effects of valid legitimation under Articles 179 and 180. Essay Medium
  9. Explain Article 178’s protection when a voidable parental marriage that produced legitimation is later annulled. Essay Medium
  10. An eligible child dies before the parents subsequently celebrate the qualifying marriage. Explain the significance of A… Essay Medium
  11. Under Tangarorang, does a legitimated child necessarily lose legitimate status when the parents’ marriage is later decl… Multiple Choice Easy
  12. Does Tangarorang treat registry annotation as the substantive source of the child’s legitimated status? Multiple Choice Easy