Q.1
Filipino Juan is now married to an American citizen Jane and presently resides in California. His minor Filipino children by a previous marriage are asking whether their father, Juan, would still be obliged to support them. If so, on what theory?

Q.2
In the above question, would you sustain that theory if Juan is now an American citizen?

Q.3
Indian national Shakra brought a car to Manila which he now uses for his "5-6" credit collections. What law shall govern the said car?

Q.4
After executing a will in Manila, Shakra died, leaving a child and a Filipino spouse in Manila. How will the car be distributed?

Q.5
In case of conflict of laws, particularly on the distribution of properties in the Philippines owned by an alien, it shall be distributed according to

Q.6
Due to lightning, Juan’s carabao was frightened and ran astray, crashing the ricefield of Tomas which was about to be harvested. Shall Juan be held liable for the damages suffered by Tomas?

Q.7
Japanese Musimusi inherited a parcel of land from his Filipino mother. He executed a deed of sale over the property in America. What principle shall govern the property?

Q.8
Is a marriage contract governed by the law on obligations and contracts?

Q.9
When the solemnizing officer inadvertently forgot that his commission to solemnize marriage expired a day before the solemnization, the status of the marriage is

Q.10
During the marriage ceremony, the priest was in a hurry that he forgot to pronounce that the parties are now husband and wife. What would be its effect on the status of the marriage?