Question

Mr. Rodriguez, a well-known businessman, owns a large property in the city. Due to the booming real estate market, Mr. Rodriguez decides to develop his property into a high-end condominium complex. However, the property is currently occupied by a small community of marginalized families who have been living there for several years. In order to proceed with the development, Mr. Rodriguez decides to take certain actions against these families.

Based on the concept of "Acts Contra Bonus Mores" under the Abuse of Rights provisions of the Civil Code (articles 19-22), answer the following questions:

1. Can Mr. Rodriguez evict the marginalized families without providing just compensation?
2. In what situations can Mr. Rodriguez's actions be considered as an abuse of rights?
3. What legal remedies are available to the marginalized families to protect their rights?