Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law (Volume 4)
₱1,880.00The aforesaid subjects were part of the author’s Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law, Volume I, 2019 Edition but is now made Volume IV so as to serve the best interest of law students, the members of the law profession and the members of the judiciary.
Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law (Volume 2)
₱2,280.00Law students, those who are preparing for the Bar Examination, the members of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines and the members of the Judiciary are bound to update themselves with new laws, rules and jurisprudence. This is the real world of the legal profession; that is, a world of continuous study.
Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law (Volume 1)
₱2,150.00Congress enacted Republic Act No. 11576 expanding the jurisdictional amount cognizable by the First Level Courts and Republic Act No. 10951, the law adjusting the amount or the value of the property and damage on which a penalty is based, and the fines imposed under the Revised Penal Code.
Basic Evidence
₱1,850.00This 4th 2022 Edition incorporates the latest decisions and jurisprudence of the 2019 Amendments to the 1989 Revised Rules on Evidence, AM No. 19-08-15-SC. It also covers among others, Admissibility of evidence, Evidence of similar acts, Offer and objection to evidence, Cross examination and recall of witnesses, Impeachment, Quantum of evidence, DNA evidence, Admission of tape recordings, Confession to media, Extra judicial confessions, Character in criminal and civil cases, as well as an expanded Burden of Proof in both civil and criminal cases.
Commentaries on Criminal Law (Revised Penal Code) Book 2 Part 2
₱1,500.00This book, Part Two of Book Two, intends to present to the law students, the Bar candidates, the Bench and the Bar the different felonies defined under Titles Eight to Fifteen of the Revised Penal Code, in a simplified manner that is neither boring nor intimidating.
Commentaries on Criminal Law (Revised Penal Code) Book 2 Part 1
₱1,500.00This book, Part One of Book Two, intends to present to the law students, the Bar candidates, the Bench and the Bar the different felonies defined under Titles One to Seven of the Revised Penal Code, in a simplified manner that is neither boring nor intimidating. Titles Eight to Fifteen are to be presented in Part Two.
Commentaries on Criminal Law (Revised Penal Code) Book 1
₱1,500.00This book endeavors to help the law students, the bar candidates and practitioners in their study of criminal law by providing them with a wider range of options in the selection of textbooks and reference books on the subject for their use.
Notes on the Constitution (Volume 3)
₱2,150.00This third volume completes the undersigned teacher’s Notes on the Constitution.
Notes on the Constitution (Volume 2)
₱2,150.00THIS WORK is a consolidation of the personal marginal and “index card” notes of the undersigned teacher. They have here been “distilled” for purposes of including only the essence or, if you will, the kernel or crux of the Political Law concepts and cases it features.
These notes have, through the years, guided him in his lectures on this subject, as delivered by him in classrooms and in bar review halls.
Notes on the Constitution (Volume 1)
₱2,150.00THIS WORK is a consolidation of the personal marginal and “index card” notes of the undersigned teacher. They have here been “distilled” for purposes of including only the essence or, if you will, the kernel or crux of the Political Law concepts and cases it features.
These notes have, through the years, guided him in his lectures on this subject, as delivered by him in classrooms and in bar review halls.
Jottings and Jurisprudence in Civil Law (Obligations and Contracts)
₱1,920.00This new book on OBLIGATIONS AND CONTRACTS by Professor Ruben F. Balane is a treatise for all seasons. Starting with Latin quotations from Cicero, Justinian and St. Mathew, it tackles a difficult tapestry and presents it in a systematic and understandable way that makes it useful for a range of users – academicians, law practitioners, judges, and plain lay persons interested in the dynamics and workings of civil law.
Jottings and Jurisprudence in Civil Law (Succession)
Price range: ₱1,050.00 through ₱1,300.00Since its first edition in 1998, this book has been updated every four years: in 2002, 2006, and 2010. This quadrennial cycle was broken in 2014, when, owing to heavy teaching loads which the author imprudently took on, a fifth edition failed to appear.
Commentaries and Jurisprudence on the Civil Code of the Philippines (Volume 5) Sales
₱1,850.00Art. 1458, By the contract of sale one of the contracting parties obligates himself to transfer the ownership of and to deliver a determinate thing, and the other to pay therefor a price certain in money or tis equivalent.
Commentaries and Jurisprudence on the Civil Code of the Philippines (Volume 4) Obligations and Contracts
₱1,850.00Concept and Kinds of Prescription – Under the common law, the word “prescription” is generally used with reference to the acquisition of a right by the lapse of time. It is said, for example, under the common law, that one may acquire a right to real property or to an easement by prescription. On the other hand, the word “limitation,” as applied to actions under the common law, has reference to the time within which an action must be brought after the right of action has accrued. Under the Civil Code, the word “prescription” is used to cover both these ideas.
Commentaries and Jurisprudence on the Civil Code of the Philippines (Volume 3) Succession
₱1,850.00Basis of Law of Succession – By succession, the transmissible property, rights and obligations of a person pass, upon his death, to his heirs and other successors mortis causa. There has been some conflict among writers as to the basis of the law on succession.
Commentaries and Jurisprudence on the Civil Code of the Philippines (Volume 2) Property
₱1,850.00Property is an economic concept, meaning a mass of things or objects useful to human activity and which are necessary to life, for which reason they may in one way or another be organized and distributed, but always for the use of man.
