++PP1 MTE

know as Republic Act No. 386?

• Architecture Law of 2004

• Intellectual Property Act

• Civil Code of the Philippines

• PRC Modernization Act

A legal process where disputes are settled by a neutral third party instead of going to court.

• Litigation

• Mediation

• Settlement

• Arbitration

Unforeseen events (e.g., natural disasters) that prevent contract fulfillment.

• Phenomenon

• Vis Major

• Force Majeure

• Supernatural Event

Compensation for loss or damage.

• Penalty

• Indemnity

• Obligations

• Insurance

Specific conditions or terms agreed upon in a contract.

• Stipulations

• Articles

• Circumstances

• Context

ANY PERSON WHO UNWILFULLY CAUSES LOSS

OR INJURY TO ANOTHER IN MANNER THAT IS CONTRARY

TO MORALS, GOOD CUSTOMS OR PUBLIC POLICY SHALL

COMPENSATE THE LATTER FOR THE DAMAGE.

• TRUE

• FALSE

THOSE WHO IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THEIR OBLIGATIONS ARE GUILTY OF FRAUD,

NEGLIGENCE, OR DELAY, AND THOSE WHO IN ANY MANNER CONTRAVENE THE TENOR THEREOF, ARE

NOT LIABLE FOR DAMAGES.

• TRUE

• FALSE

RESPONSIBILITY ARISING FROM NEGLIGENCE IN THE PERFORMANCE OF EVERY KIND

OF OBLIGATION IS NOT DEMANDABLE, BUT SUCH LIABILITY MAY BE REGULATED BY THE COURTS,

ACCORDING TO THE CIRCUMSTANCES

• TRUE

• FALSE

INDIVIDUALS ARE GENERALLY NOT LIABLE FOR UNFORESEEN EVENTS OR THOSE THAT

WERE FORESEEN BUT UNAVOIDABLE, UNLESS SPECIFIED BY LAW, AGREEMENT, OR THE NATURE OF

THE OBLIGATION IMPLIES RISK ACCEPTANCE.

• TRUE

• FALSE

ARTICLE 1377: IF THE WORDS APPEAR TO BE CONTRARY TO

THE EVIDENT INTENTION OF THE PARTIES, THE FORMER

SHALL PREVAIL OVER THE LATTER.

• TRUE

• FALSE