...___________________ VS. ___________________ CIVIL CASE NO. ___________________ HON. ___________________________ RTC-_______________, BRANCH ___ JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT OF PETITIONER ___________________ I, ___________________, of legal age, married, and living at ___________________, petitioner in this case, state under oath as follows: PRELIMINARY STATEMENT The person examining me is Atty. ___________________ with address at ___________________. The examination is being held at the same address. I am answering his questions fully conscious that I do so under oath and may face criminal liability for false testimony and perjury. PURPOSE: This affidavit/testimony of petitioner ___________________ is being offered to prove that the respondent ___________________ contracted marriage twice, ___________________ on ___________________, and later with the petitioner ___________________ on ___________________ while the respondent’s previous marriage with ___________________ was still valid and has not yet legally dissolved. Petitioner will also prove that prior to her marriage with the respondent she was previously married to ___________________ on ___________________, which marriage was still valid and subsisting at the time she contracted marriage with the respondent. The petitioner’s testimony is also offered to prove the legal basis for the declaration of nullity of the petitioner’s marriage with the respondent, the same being bigamous. 1. Q. Please state...
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...REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES REGIONAL TRIAL COURT NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION BRANCH 245, PASIG CITY PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES Plaintiff. -versus- CRIM CASE NO. 111222-33-44-GG FOR: THEFT BOB ONG Accused. X------------------------------------------- X JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT I, POL G. MEDINA, Filipino of legal age, married and with address at 1224 PugadBaboy St. San Andrews, Manila, after having been duly sworn in accordance with law, do hereby depose and state that: Question No. 1 (“Q1”): What is your current profession? Answer (“A”): I am currently a barangay tanod in our barangay. Q2: Where is your barangay? A: It is in PugadBaboy St. San Andrews, Manila Q3: How long have you been a barangay tanod? A: I have been a tanod for 2 years now. Q4: What are the principal duties of your profession? A: My responsibility includes keeping the security of our barangay, traffic control, making arrests if there is a crime happening and there are no police to make the arrest. Q5: Where you the one who arrested the suspect BOB ONG? A: Yes, me and some of the tanods as well Q6: What day was this? A: Sunday, January 5, 2013 Q7: At what time did you make the arrest? A: It was 2:00 in the morning Q8: Are you sure? A: Yes Q9: How can you be sure? A: I looked at my wristwatch, and because I studied law and it taught me that whenever you make arrests, you should...
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...REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES FIRST JUDICIAL REGION MUNICIPAL TRIAL COURT IN CITIES Alaminos City, Pangasinan PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINES, Plaintiff, -versus- Criminal Case No. _____ BILLY MENDEZ and ISAGANI MENDEZ, Accused. x---------------------------------x PANGHUKUMANG SINUMPAANG SALAYSAY Ang nasasakdal, ay gumagalang na isumiti sa Hukumang ito ang Pang-hukumang Sinumpaang Salaysay ni ISAGANI MENDEZ, sa pamamagitan ng pagtanong ni Atty. Philip N. Humilde at pagsagot ni Billy Mendez na naganap sa opisina ng naturang abogado sa Sadsaran, Poblacion, Alaminos City, Pangasinan, para sa mga sumusunod na purpose: 1. Para sa kanyang testimonya na kaugnay ng kasong ito, 2. Para ilahad ang tunay na pangyayari na naganap noong Disyembre 27, 2012, 3. Para patunayan na wala siyang kasalanan at hindi niya sinaktan si Romeo Calpo, at 4. Para patunayan ang iba pang mahahalagang allegasiyon sa kasong ito. PAGKATAPOS MANUMPA, ayon sa batas, ito ang masasabi ng testigo: 1. T.Para sa record, maari mo bang sabihin ang iyong pangalan, tirahan, edad, estado at trabaho. S. Ako po si ISAGANI MENDEZ, nasa wastong edad, walang trabaho, at kasalukuyang nakatira sa Barangay Mona, Alaminos City, Pangasinan. 2. T. Sa pagsagot ng mga tanong na itatanung ko sayo, alam mo ba na ikaw sumusumpa na naayon sa batas na pawang katotohanan lamang ang iyong sasabihin at kung ikaw ay magsinungaling ikaw ay maaring sampahan ng kaukulang kaso ng pagsisinungaling sa...
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...2012] JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT RULE Whereas, case congestion and delays plague most courts in cities, given the huge volume of cases filed each year and the slow and cumbersome adversarial system that the judiciary has in place; Whereas, about 40% of criminal cases are dismissed annually owing to the fact that complainants simply give up coming to court after repeated postponements; Whereas, few foreign businessmen make long-term investments in the Philippines because its courts are unable to provide ample and speedy protection to their investments, keeping its people poor; Whereas, in order to reduce the time needed for completing the testimonies of witnesses in cases under litigation, on February 21, 2012 the Supreme Court approved for piloting by trial courts in Quezon City the compulsory use of judicial affidavits in place of the direct testimonies of witnesses; Whereas, it is reported that such piloting has quickly resulted in reducing by about two-thirds the time used for presenting the testimonies of witnesses, thus speeding up the hearing and adjudication of cases; Whereas, the Supreme Court Committee on the Revision of the Rules of Court, headed by Senior Associate Justice Antonio T. Carpio, and the Sub-Committee on the Revision of the Rules on Civil Procedure, headed by Associate Justice Roberto A. Abad, have recommended for adoption a Judicial Affidavit Rule that will replicate nationwide the success of the Quezon City experience in the use of judicial affidavits;...
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...Republic of the Philippines HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Quezon City SIXTEENTH CONGRESS Second Regular Session HOUSE BILL NO. 4994 AN ACT PROVIDING FOR THE BASIC LAW FOR THE BANGSAMORO AND ABOLISHING THE AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO, REPEALING FOR THE PURPOSE REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9054, ENTITLED “AN ACT TO STRENGTHEN AND EXPAND THE ORGANIC ACT FOR THE AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO,” AND REPUBLIC ACT NO. 6734, ENTITLED “AN ACT PROVIDING FOR AN ORGANIC ACT FOR THE AUTONOMOUS REGION IN MUSLIM MINDANAO,” AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES Be it enacted by the Senate and the House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled: PREAMBLE We, the Bangsamoro people and other inhabitants of the Bangsamoro, imploring the aid of the Almighty, aspiring to establish an enduring peace on the basis of justice in our communities and a justly balanced society, and asserting our right to conserve and develop our patrimony; In consonance with the Constitution and the universally accepted principles of human rights, liberty, justice, democracy, and the norms and standards of international law, reflective of our system of life prescribed by our faith, and in harmony with our customary laws, cultures and traditions; Affirming the distinct historical identity and birthright of the Bangsamoro people to their ancestral homeland and their right to self-determination – beginning with the struggle for freedom of their forefathers in generations past and extending to the present – to chart...
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...Republic of the Philippines ) Tacloban City ) S. S. JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT I, XXX, of legal age, Filipino and a resident of Paseo de Legaspi, Tacloban City, after having been duly sworn to in accordance with law, hereby depose: That in accordance with A.M. No. 12-8-8-SC, which prescribes the use of judicial affidavits to serve as the direct examination testimony of a witness, on the basis of which the adverse party may conduct his cross-examination on such a witness, I hereby execute this judicial affidavit in a question and answer format; That conformably with Section 3(b) of the said A.m. No. 12-8-8-SC, I also state that it was investigator YYY of the office of the prosecutor, who conducted the examination of the undersigned affiant at Tacloban City under the supervision of XXX, also from the same office. That also pursuant with Section 3(c) thereof, I hereby state under pain of perjury that in answering the questions asked of me as appearing herein below, I was fully conscious that I did so under oath, and that I may face criminal liability for false testimony or perjury; Questions and Answers . . . Q: What is your name? A: I am XXX. Q: How old are you? A: I am 35 years of age. Q: Where do you live? A: I live at Paseo de Legaspi, Tacloban City Q: Do you swear to tell the truth, under oath, and that you may face criminal liability for falsification and perjury? A: Yes. Q: What is your purpose in coming here in my office? ...
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... |Complied | |The following pertinent documents and information shall be submitted in support of Change of Business Name and Status PCAB license | | |application.(Applicant may Initially fill out the check boxes subject for final validation by PCAB/DTI-ROG pre-screener) | | |A. LEGAL |Yes |No |NA | | | | | | |1. Affidavit of Attestation / General Information (Page 3 of 17 and Page 4 of 17) |[ ] |[ ] |[ ] | |1.1 For change in address only: Business permit, or any other official document showing the | | | | |new office address of the applicant; |[ ] |[ ] |[ ] | |1.2 Certified true copy of SEC Certificate of Registration under the new / status and Articles | | | | |of Incorporation and By- laws showing that 70% of shares subscribed must belong to the ...
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...REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES ) PROVINCE OF CAVITE ) S.S. MUN. OF GEN. MARIANO ALVAREZ ) AFFIDAVIT ON CAR ACCIDENT I, RODELITO VILLANUEVA MANALO, of legal age, married, and a resident of Block 41 Lot 6, Raspberry Street, Pacific Park Place Village, Dasmariñas, Cavite, after having been duly sworn in accordance with law, hereby depose and say: 1. That I am the owner of motor vehicle “2004 Toyota Vios 1.4 E/MT” with plate no. VCE225, color Red with Engine No. 2NZ-2936861 and Chassis No. MRO53HY41-09001439; 2. That the above described vehicle was being driven by me, I am a holder of Non-Professional Driver’s License #N01-97-206062 valid until 2017-05-06 issued by LTO- Dasmariñas, Cavite; 3. That today July 24, 2014 7:30am at the Parking Lot of Discovery Suit Hotel I was backing for me to park my car properly, but suddenly the Rear Left side of my Bumper bumped the post in Parking Lot resulting to damages; 4. That I understand that my vehicle as insured with Standard Insurance Co., Inc. covers damages caused by the accident as per insurance policy; 5. That I executed this Affidavit to attest to the fact of the damage sustained by my car to support my claim with the insurance company. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto affixed my signature this 24th day of July, 2014 at Gen. Mariano Alvarez, Cavite. RODELITO VILLANUEVA MANALO ...
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...Book)/$156(lost/damage), payable to VFS Services (USA) Inc. Prepaid Self Addressed envelope with tracking facility, should you wish your documents to be return by courier. Additional Documents Required: 10 11 If married but spouse name not endorsed in passport : Notarized Photo Copy of marriage certificate If Passport is Lost/ Damaged/ Expired for more than 6 months: “Notarized Affidavit of Lost/Damaged/Passport Expired more than Six Months” is Required. If Passport is Lost/ Damaged/ Expired for more than 3years: An Additional –Notarized- “4 Point Affidavit” is required for Applicants of HOU Jurisdiction. If Passport is expired for Less than 6 Months – a self-explanation letter is required as to “why the passport was not renewed?” If Passport is Lost: Original FIR(Police Report) is also required. If Passport is Lost/ Damaged: 7 additional copies of National Verification form with photographs. If Visa Status is Expired/Pending: “Notarized Affidavit of No Status” is required (Applicable to ATL, NYC, HOU & SFO, Not Applicable to WAS & CHI) If there is a Split in Name: “Notarized Deed poll Sworn Affidavit” If there is a Change of Name after...
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...AFFIDAVIT I, ______________________________, Filipino of legal age and with principal registered clinic address at _____________________________________________________________after having duly sworn in accordance with law, do hereby depose and say that: 1. I am taxpayer registered at BIR Regional District Office No.________; 2. I am a Doctor of Dental Medicine practicing my profession in ___________________________________________________________________ 3. Pursuant to Revenue Regulation No. 4-2014 (“Guidelines and Policies for the Monitoring of Service Fees of Professionals) of the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR), I am formulating the following Professional Fee Menu: a) Patient Consultation Fee - PhP ______ / consultation b) Procedures PROCEDURE | PROFESSIONAL FEES * | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | * Professional fees indicated above is the commission received for every procedure which is 20% of the dental fees 4. The following are my schedule of discounts: Medical / Dental colleagues | 100% discount | Parents and parents in-law of medical / Dental colleagues | 100% discount | Children (legitimate or illegitimate) of medical / Dental colleagues | 100% discount | Legal spouse and common-law partners of medical / Dental colleagues | 100% discount | Senior Citizens | 20% discount | Persons with disability | 20% discount | Hospital co-workers...
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...Running head: THE ASSASSINATION OF MALCOLM X The Assassination of Malcolm X Kirston Gardner University of Phoenix HIS/145 Carole Lormand September 10, 2013 The Assassination of Malcolm X On February 21, 1965, I was among the 400 Negroes that gathered in the Audubon Ballroom at 166th Street and Broadway in Harlem to attend a regular Sunday affair of Malcolm’s Organization of Afro-American Unity. Being that Malcolm’s movement emphasized self-defense, there was no search of anyone at the rally. The rally had been scheduled for 2:30pm. It was to be held in the second-floor hall of the two-story building. I arrived early in hopes that Malcolm would name the men who fire bombed his home last Sunday. There were 400 wooden folding chairs set up with two aisles going down the side but no center aisle. There was a restful country scene mural at the back of the stage. I sat in the 12th row and waited with anticipation. The speaker that spoke prior to Malcolm X stated that: “Malcolm X is a man who would give his life for you.” As Malcolm stepped up to the flimsy plywood lectern he gave the traditional Arabic greeting, “Salaam Aleikum,” which meant peace be unto you. We responded, “Aleikum Salaam.” Malcolm proceeded to say, “Brothers and sisters…” then he was interrupted. About four rows up was a disturbance. Two men jumped to their feet, one yelling at the other: “Get your hands off my pockets, do not be messing with my pockets.” Malcolm’s bodyguards hurriedly moved toward...
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...Civil Rights Diary: Assassination of Malcolm X Karina Yanez HIS/145 June 18, 2013 Professor Lisa Antaki Civil Rights Diary: Assassination of Malcolm X Malcolm X also known as Malcolm Little. Malcolm X was killed on February 22, 1965 while he was at Audubon Ballroom fixing to give his speech. While he was fixing to give his speech there were two men that started to argue and was interrupting him. As he heard the two men arguing he said “Now, now brothers break it up. Be cool, be calm.” When everyone heard that situation three men started walking towards Malcolm and started shooting. Malcolm was shot several times and while they shot him he fell back over the chairs that he was standing in front of. Everyone just ducked down and covered their selves in some kind of way for protection while the shooters tried taking off running. As they tried running away, there were some of Malcolm’s guys that were beating the two men up as the police tried to rush in and capture them. As the police were trying to get the men, a lady discovered that Malcolm was still breathing, so they immediately took him to the hospital so they can save him. It didn’t work. Nobody really knew why the three men (Talmadge Hayer, Norman 3x Bulter, and Thomas 15x Johnson) killed Malcolm X. Still till this day they tried and figured it out but nothing. To me I feel like it had to be because he was once part of the Nation of Islam and wanted to get out because of what he was preaching...
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...Remedies: Breach of Contract Introduction There are various remedies available to an innocent party where there has been a breach of contract. The main remedy is damages, but in certain situations, equitable remedies are available. 1. Unliquidated Damages Unliquidated damages are assessed by the court and are designed to compensate the innocent party for any losses incurred as a result of a breach of contract. However, where loss can not be proved, the innocent party will only be entitled to claim nominal damages. In the case of Surrey CC v Bredero Homes (1993), damages were not awarded defendant who had failed to comply with planning permission because the council had not suffered any loss. This can be contrasted with the case of Chaplin v Hicks (1911) where the court awarded damages to the claimant for the loss of a chance to win a competition. Unliquidated damages are not a means by which to punish the defendant and punitive damages will not be awarded for a breach of contract. They are also not a way to recover any gain made by the defendant as a result of a breach. Loss includes any harm or damage to the claimant themselves or any of their property, including any reduction of value of such property caused by the breach of contract. However, in calculating the loss and awarding damages, if the claimant has obtained any benefit from the breach the court will not usually allow the claimant to be put in a better position than they would have been had the breach not occurred...
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...Court and Judicial Review Should the Supreme Court's power of judicial review be strictly limited by a constitutional amendment? Yes, the Supreme Court’s power of judicial review should be strictly limited to the constitution; because their judicial power is in all cases, in law and equity, arising under the constitution. Meaning they are over stepping their initial jurisdiction and have been given the power to have judicial reviews, even though it’s unconstitutional. The only power the Supreme Court is supposed to have is; all cases affecting ambassadors, or the public ministers and consuls, and those in which a state shall be party in the Supreme Court shall have original jurisdiction as stated in article III section 2 of the constitution. The Supreme Court is supposed to be the weakest of the three branches of government. The legislative, and executive branches are supposed to control the judiciary branch, even the states are supposed to have more say than the court. But they have been made more powerful and they are telling the legislative and executive branches what to do. There is no such system of checks and balances any more that protect the states and people when most government branches, are acting in cohorts with one another, eroding and destroying the rights and powers of the states and we the people. Even if the system was working right; who is watching and how will they stop the court from being unconstitutional? Every time the court holds judicial review it commits...
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...Entorno Político y Social Ensayo: Kenia Carlos Vidales Barbedillo – Grupo B Antecedentes: Oficialmente República de Kenia, es un país del este africano, que tiene fronteras con distintos países como Etiopía al norte, Somalia al este, Tanzania al sur, Uganda al oeste y Sudán del Sur al noroeste. Cuenta con litorales en el océano Índico en su costa sureste y el lago Victoria situado al suroeste. Su capital es Nairobi y tiene alrededor de 3 millones de habitantes. Kenia se divide geográficamente en varias áreas con un demografía muy variable. Existen distintas zonas como sabanas, áridas y semi-áridas, además de un gran litoral con el Océano Índico. Las regiones centrales y el occidente tienen bosques y montañas mientras que las regiones del norte son más áridas. La capital de Kenia, Nairobi, ciudad de gran importancia comercial en África. La economía de Kenia es la de mayor producto interior bruto de la región Este y Central de África. La religión principal es la Protestante (45%) y le siguen la católica (33%), creencias tradicionales indígenas (10%), musulmanes (10%) y otras (2%). El país está separado por varios grupos étnicos cómo los Kikuyu (22%), Luhya (14%), Luo (13%), Kalenjin (12%), Kamba (11%), Kisii (6%), Meru (6%), otros grupos africanos (15%), no africanos (1%). Su PIB es de $66.03 mil millones de dólares mientras que el PIB per cápita es de tan solo $1,600 USD. La principal fuente de ingreso de Kenia es el turismo (63%) aunque los cultivos representan 30%...
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