Question 1

May the status of a child be the subject of a compromise or contract?

Accepted Answer

A) Yes, provided it is freely agreed upon. 
B) Yes, because of the principle of mutuality of contracts. 
C) No, because of public policy as paternity and filiation must be judicially established. 
D) Yes, because it can be left to the will of the parties. 
A) Yes, provided it is freely agreed upon. 
B) Yes, because of the principle of mutuality of contracts. 
C) No, because of public policy as paternity and filiation must be judicially established. 
D) Yes, because it can be left to the will of the parties.

Question 2

Which of the following statements is correct?

Accepted Answer

A) A spouse who refuses to live with the other spouse can be declared as one suffering from psychological incapacity. 
B) A spouse who spends more time with his friends is suffering from psychological incapacity. 
C) A spouse who has a narcissistic personality disorder is suffering from psychological incapacity. 
D) A spouse who marries another during the marriages is suffering from psychological incapacity. 
A) A spouse who refuses to live with the other spouse can be declared as one suffering from psychological incapacity. 
B) A spouse who spends more time with his friends is suffering from psychological incapacity. 
C) A spouse who has a narcissistic personality disorder is suffering from psychological incapacity. 
D) A spouse who marries another during the marriages is suffering from psychological incapacity.

Question 3

A and B got married which is not correct in the following statements,

Accepted Answer

A) B must carry the surname of A. 
B) B may carry her maiden name and surname and add her husband's surname. 
C) B may carry her maiden first name and her husband's surname. 
D) B may carry her husband's full name but prefixing a word indicating that she is the wife such as "Mrs.". 
A) B must carry the surname of A. 
B) B may carry her maiden name and surname and add her husband's surname. 
C) B may carry her maiden first name and her husband's surname. 
D) B may carry her husband's full name but prefixing a word indicating that she is the wife such as "Mrs.".

Question 4

A and B are married. A, with the use of fraud, sold a parcel of land belonging to them in 1990. B discovered it in 2011. Can he still file an action to declare the sale void?

Accepted Answer

A) No more because the action has already prescribed. 
B) Yes, because the sale is void, hence, the action is imprescriptible. (Fuentes v. Roco, 4-21-10) 
C) No, because the 4-year period to file action based on fraud has prescribed. 
D) No, because the buyer is a buyer in good faith and for value. 
A) No more because the action has already prescribed. 
B) Yes, because the sale is void, hence, the action is imprescriptible. (Fuentes v. Roco, 4-21-10) 
C) No, because the 4-year period to file action based on fraud has prescribed. 
D) No, because the buyer is a buyer in good faith and for value.

Question 5

How much of their properties may the future spouses donate to one another?

Accepted Answer

A) 100% 
B) 50% 
C) 20% 
D) 25% 
A) 100% 
B) 50% 
C) 20% 
D) 25%

May the status of a child be the subject of a compromise or contract?

Which of the following statements is correct?

A and B got married which is not correct in the following statements,

A and B are married. A, with the use of fraud, sold a parcel of land belonging to them in 1990. B discovered it in 2011. Can he still file an action to declare the sale void?

How much of their properties may the future spouses donate to one another?

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Philippine Laws and Marriage

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Loans, Fraud, Liability, and Sale of Land

Obligation Scenarios in Civil Law

Legal Obligations and Their Application

Family and Marriage Law: Marriage, Divorce, Inheritance, and Property Rights

Family Law: Filiation, and Custody

Property Ownership and Rights

Legal Issues in Property Ownership and Easements

Donation, Probate, and Reserva Troncal in Philippine Law

Inheritance and Probate Law

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Exam 13: Family Law: Marital Issues, Adoption, and Property Relations

May the status of a child be the subject of a compromise or contract?

Which of the following statements is correct?

A and B got married which is not correct in the following statements,

A and B are married. A, with the use of fraud, sold a parcel of land belonging to them in 1990. B discovered it in 2011. Can he still file an action to declare the sale void?

How much of their properties may the future spouses donate to one another?

Succession and Probate Law

Inheritance, Property and Ownership Laws

Property and Family Law

Philippine Laws and Marriage

Legal and Contractual Queries

Contractual and Partnership Issues

Legal and Contractual Obligations

Loans, Fraud, Liability, and Sale of Land

Obligation Scenarios in Civil Law

Legal Obligations and Their Application

Family and Marriage Law: Marriage, Divorce, Inheritance, and Property Rights

Family Law: Filiation, and Custody

Property Ownership and Rights

Legal Issues in Property Ownership and Easements

Donation, Probate, and Reserva Troncal in Philippine Law

Inheritance and Probate Law

Contractual and Legal Issues

Contractual Obligations and Remedies

Contracts of Sale and Property Ownership

Legal Contracts, Partnerships, and Agency Law

Contractual Obligations and Liabilities

Legal Liability and Damages

Land Ownership and Registration Issues

Filters