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The State and its Political Subdivisions
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- How does Civil Code Article 44 classify the State and its political subdivisions?
- Under Article 45, what governs the State and the public juridical persons within Article 44(1)–(2)?
- Which capacity does Article 46 recognize for juridical persons, in conformity with the laws and regulations of their or…
- A student argues that a province cannot hold property because only a natural person can have juridical personality. Whi…
- A public juridical person invokes Article 46 to argue that it can enter any transaction without considering its governi…
- A claimant sues the Republic and argues that Article 44's recognition of the State as a juridical person alone conclusi…
- A city holds an asset in its own juridical capacity under the applicable law. On leaving office, the mayor claims the a…
- Explain Articles 44–46 as applied to the State and its political subdivisions. Does recognition of legal personality me…
- Distinguish the State's juridical personality from the constitutional question whether it has consented to a particular…
- A municipal asset was lawfully acquired in the municipality's name during a mayor's term. Explain why the date of acqui…
- What succession does LGC22(a)(1) grant each LGU in its corporate name?
- With which department must a newly created or changed LGU corporate seal be registered under 22(b)?