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Change of Name (Rule 103)
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- For a judicial change-of-name petition governed by Rule 103, what residence allegation is required?
- What must a Rule 103 petition state besides the required residence facts?
- Under Rule 103 section 3, what publication does the hearing order require?
- An adult wants only to change her first name to one she habitually uses. No administrative petition has been filed. Wha…
- In a properly filed Rule 103 proceeding, no one opposes the petition. Must the court grant the requested name solely be…
- A petitioner seeking a judicial surname change proves a genuine reason and has lived in the filing province for only tw…
- After a first-name petition is denied by the civil registrar, the applicant insists that judicial consideration can nev…
- Outline the principal requirements for a judicial change-of-name petition under Rule 103, assuming the requested change…
- Explain the relationship between Rule 103 and RA 9048 for a request solely to change a first name.
- In a Rule 103 case, why are a personal preference and the absence of opposition not alone enough for judgment?
- Under Rule103 Section4, who may appear at the hearing to oppose a judicial change-of-name petition?
- Under Rule103 Section4, who appears for the Republic at the hearing?