Question

Mark and Anna have been in a romantic relationship for several years. During their relationship, Mark repeatedly promised Anna that they would get married and start a family together. Relying on Mark's promises, Anna made significant life decisions, such as rejecting job offers in other cities and investing her savings into their shared future.

However, as time went on, Mark began to have second thoughts about their relationship and decided that he no longer wanted to get married. He informed Anna of his change of heart, leaving her devastated and feeling betrayed.

Anna believes that Mark's actions constitute a breach of promise of marriage and wants to seek legal recourse to protect her interests.

Based on the given scenario and the provisions on Abuse of Rights under Civil Code Articles 19-22, discuss the following:

1. Is Mark's sudden decision to break his promise of marriage a potential case of abuse of rights? Explain why or why not.
2. Can Anna seek legal remedy for her damages? If so, what are the possible remedies available to her?
3. What factors should be considered in determining the extent of Anna's damages in this breach of promise of marriage situation?