Purchase of Property in Litigation (See also Civil Code, Art. 1491(5))

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1. A judge proposes buying execution-levied equipment from the judge’s own proceeding. Does being movable rather than land… Multiple Choice Easy
2. A judge arranges the prohibited acquisition to rescue a litigant from financial distress. Does benevolent motive alone … Multiple Choice Medium
3. The parties consent to the judge’s acquisition of their disputed rights in the judge’s own case. Does their agreement a… Multiple Choice Medium
4. A judge argues Article 1491(5) is the only applicable ethical source and ignores the CJCA’s independent acquisition pro… Multiple Choice Hard
5. A judge takes an assignment of a litigation claim intending to resell it immediately rather than retain it. Does the pl… Multiple Choice Hard
6. A judge purchases a disputed receivable in the judge’s own case and says the rule concerns only land. Analyze. Essay Medium
7. A judge buys execution-levied equipment in the judge’s own proceeding with the seller’s consent and to alleviate hardsh… Essay Medium
8. A judge accepts assignment of a disputed claim and plans to resell it the next day. Explain why the brief intended hold… Essay Medium