Quiz 03 HM 321 Legal Aspects

This is the power of the government to regulate laws and properties for public purpose.

• Police Power

• Taxation Power

• Power of Eminent Domain

• Legislative Power

It is the power of the government to forcibly acquire private property for public purpose and after payment of just compensation.

• Police Power

• Taxation Power

• Power of Eminent Domain

• Legislative Power

This is the power to acquire revenues and also the power to destroy.

• Police Power

• Taxation Power

• Power of Eminent Domain

• Legislative Power

All persons subject to legislation should be treated alike, under like circumstances and conditions both in privileges conferred and limitations imposed.

• Due Process

• Equal Protection

• Inherent power of the state

• Right to Privacy

This is an order in writing, issued in the name of the People of the Philippines, signed by a judge and directed to a peace officer, commanding him to search for certain personal property and bring it before the court.

• Search Warrant

• Warrant of Arrest

• Warranty

• Bill of Rights

This is issued upon probable cause to be determined personally by the judge after examination under oath affirmation of the complainant and the witnesses he may produce and particularly describing the person to be arrested.

• Search Warrant

• Warrant of Arrest

• Warranty

• Bill of Rights

This is issued upon probable cause to be determined personally by the judge after examination under oath affirmation of the complainant and the witnesses he may produce and particularly describing the person to be arrested.

• Search Warrant

• Warrant of Arrest

• Warranty

• Bill of Rights

The Ordinance prohibits two specific and distinct business practices, namely wash up rate admissions and renting out a room more than twice a day. The case is entitled:

• White Light Corporation vs. City of Manila

• City of Manila vs. Judge Laguio

• Miranda vs. Arizona

• Taxicab Operators of Metro Manila vs. Board of Transportation

The Ordinance prohibits two specific and distinct business practices, namely wash up rate admissions and renting out a room more than twice a day. The case is entitled:

• White Light Corporation vs. City of Manila

• City of Manila vs. Judge Laguio

• Miranda vs. Arizona

• Taxicab Operators of Metro Manila vs. Board of Transportation

LGUs can only regulate motels but cannot prohibit their operations. The purpose of the Ordinance is to promote morality in the City.

• White Light Corporation vs. City of Manila

• City of Manila vs. Judge Laguio

• Miranda vs. Arizona

• Taxicab Operators of Metro Manila vs. Board of Transportation