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Title XII – Crimes Against the Civil Status of Persons
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- Which prior-marriage fact is essential to bigamy under Article 349?
- What did RA 10655 do to Article 351's crime of premature marriage?
- Which offense is addressed by Article 348?
- In a bigamy trial, competent evidence establishes that the first purported marriage was void from the beginning for a g…
- When a second marriage is celebrated, the first marriage is merely voidable and has not been annulled. The accused late…
- A valid first marriage subsists. The second marriage otherwise has the necessary requisites but is declared void solely…
- An accused challenges whether his second marriage had a duly authorized solemnizing officer and a ceremony. Evidence le…
- Explain Pulido's treatment of a void first marriage as a bigamy defense. Does that ruling repeal Article 40's rule for …
- Distinguish Articles 349 and 350 in light of Genio. Does failure to establish bigamy automatically excuse knowingly con…
- Explain the role of fraudulent purpose in Article 348's usurpation of civil status. Is every disputed identity document…
- Which current Article347 mode expressly involves replacing one child with another?
- For Article347’s concealment or abandonment mode, what specific intent does the text require?