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Title XI – Crimes Against Chastity
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- Under Article 333, what must the male partner know for his liability for adultery?
- Who must file the complaint required for prosecution of adultery or concubinage?
- Which is expressly one mode of concubinage under Article 334?
- A married woman voluntarily has sexual intercourse with a man who knows she is married. Must repeated intercourse be pr…
- Both alleged participants in adultery are alive and are claimed to be guilty. The offended husband wishes to prosecute …
- A husband properly initiates an adultery complaint against both living accused without having consented to the offense …
- In a case materially identical to Chua-Chiba v. Chiba, an authorized representative initiates the adultery complaint th…
- Distinguish the substantive conduct punished as adultery under Article 333 from the three modes of concubinage under Ar…
- An offended husband expressly pardons both living participants after discovering adultery but before filing any crimina…
- Explain the ruling in Chua-Chiba v. Chiba on a representative-initiated adultery complaint supported by the husband's a…
- Under amended Article338, what means is expressly required for simple seduction of the specified minor?
- What is the age band in amended Articles337-338’s ordinary minor category?