Pre-week handbook in civil law : (including conflict of laws and land registration) / by Edgardo L. Paras
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TextPublisher: Manila : Rex Book Store, 2007Edition: Fifth editionDescription: xi, 653 pagesContent type: - text
- unmediated
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- 9789712348181
- 346.599076
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Persons
Part I. Civil law
Chapter I. Civil personality
Chapter II. Citizenship and domicile
Chapter III. Nature and requisites of marriage
Chapter IV. Void and voidable marriages
Chapter V. Legal separation
Chapter VI. Rights and obligations between husband and wife
Chapter VII. Property relations between husband and wife
Chapter VIII. Donations propter Nuptias
Chapter IX. Conjugal partnership and conjugal properties
Chapter X. Separation of property of the spouses and administration of the common property by one spouse during the marriage
Chapter XI. System absolute community
Chapter XII. System of complete separation of property
Chapter XIII. The family as an institution
Chapter XIV. The family home
Chapter XV. Paternity and filiation
Chapter XVI. Support
Chapter XVII. Parental authority and substitute parental authority
Chapter XVIII. Adoption
Chapter XIX. Rights of children
Chapter XX. Use if surnames
Chapter XXI. Absence and presumptions of death
Chapter XXII. Emancipation and age of majority
Chapter XXIII. Civil register
Property
Chapter I. Classification of property
Chapter II. Ownership
Chapter III. Accession
Chapter IV. Quieting of title
Chapter V. Co-ownership
Chapter VI. Possession
Chapter VII. Unsufruct
Chapter VIII. Easements or servitudes
Chapter IX. Nuisance
Chapter X. Register of property
Chapter XI. Modes of acquiring ownership
Chapter XII. Occupation
Chapter XIII. Intellectual creation
Chapter XIV. Donations
Succession
Chapter I. General provisions
Chapter II. Wills
Chapter III. Institution of heirs
Chapter IV. Substitution of heirs
Chapter V. Conditional testamentary dispositions and testamentary disposition with term
Chapter VI. Legitime
Chapter VII. Disinheritance
Chapter VIII. Legacies and devises
Chapter IX. Intestate succession
Chapter X. Right of accretion
Chapter XI. Capacity
Chapter XII. Acceptance and repudiation
Chapter XIII. Collation
Chapter XIV. Partion
Chapter XV. Prescription
Obligation and contracts
Chapter I. General provisions
Chapter II. Extinguishment of obligations
Chapter III. General provisions on contracts
Special contracts
Chapter I. Sales
Chapter II. Lease and work
Chapter III. Partnership
Chapter IV. Agency
Chapter V. Credit transactions
Chapter VI. Aleatory contracts
Chapter VII. Compromises and arbitrations
Chapter VIII. Quasi-contracts
Chapter IX. Torts and damages
Chapter X. Transitional provisions
Chapter XI. Repealing clause
Part II. Conflict of laws
Part III. Land titles and deeds
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