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CIVIL CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES - Audio Codal (Arranged per Title) ⏩ BOOK I - PERSONS ⏩BOOK II - PROPERTY, OWNERSHIP and its MODIFICATION 🔻BOOK III - DIFFERENT MODE OF ACQUIRING OWNERSHIP Title I - Occupation Title II - Intellectual Creation Title III - Donation Title IV - Succession Chapter 1   Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Title V - Prescription ⏩BOOK IV - OBLIGATIONS AND CONTRACTS

CIVIL CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES - Audio Codal (Arranged per Title) ⏩ BOOK I - PERSONS 🔻BOOK II - PROPERTY, OWNERSHIP and its MODIFICATION Title I - Classification of Property Title II - Ownership Title III - Co-Ownership Title IV - Some Special Properties Title V - Possession Title VI - Usufruct Title VII - Easements or Servitude Title VIII - Nuisance Title IX - Registry of Property For request audio codal, kindly email at zenhashy@gmail.com ⏩BOOK III - DIFFERENT MODE OF ACQUIRING OWNERSHIP ⏩BOOK IV - OBLIGATIONS AND CONTRACTS

CIVIL CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES - Audio Codal (Arranged per Title) 🔻BOOK I - PERSONS Preliminary Title Title I - Civil Personality Title II - Citizenship and Domicile Title III - Marriage Title IV - Legal Separation Title V - Rights and Obligation Between Husband and Wife Title VI -  Property Relations Between Husband and Wife Title VII - The Family Title VIII - Paternity and Filiation Title IX - Support Title X - Funerals  Title XI - Parental Authority Title XII - Care and Education of Children Title XIII - Use of Surnames Title XIV - Absence Title XV - Emancipation and Age of Majority Title XVI - Civil Register ⏩BOOK II - PROPERTY, OWNERSHIP and its MODIFICATION ⏩BOOK III - DIFFERENT MODE OF ACQUIRING OWNERSHIP ⏩BOOK IV - OBLIGATIONS AND CONTRACTS

1987 Philippine Constitution Preamble Article I:  National Territory Article II –  Declaration of Principles and State Policies Article III –  Bill of Rights Article IV –  Citizenship Article V –  Suffrage Article VI –  Legislative Department Article VII –  Executive Department Article VIII –  Judicial Department Article IX –  Constitutional Commissions Article X –  Local Government Article XI –  Accountability of Public Officers Article XII –  National Economy and Patrimony Article XIII –  Social Justice and Human Rights Article XIV –  Education, Science and Technology, Arts, Culture and Sports Article XV –  The Family Article XVI –  General Provisions Article XVII –  Amendments or Revisions Article XVIII –  Transitory Provisions

TRADERS ROYAL BANK vs. COURT OF APPEALS, FILRITERS GUARANTY ASSURANCE CORPORATION and CENTRAL BANK of the PHILIPPINES G.R. No. 93397 March 3, 1997 Facts: 1.       Defendant Filriters is the registered owner of CBCI (Central Bank Certificate of Indebtedness). 2.       Under a deed of assignment, Filriters transferred CBCI to Philippine Underwriters Finance Corporation. 3.       Subsequently, Philfinance transferred CBCI, which was still registered in the name of Filriters, to appellant TRB. 4.       The transfer was made under a repurchase agreement, granting Philfinance the right to repurchase the instrument. 5.       When Philfinance failed to buy back the note on maturity date, it executed a deed of assignment, conveying to appellant TRB all its right and the title to CBCI. 6.       TRB then sought the transfer and reg...

ARB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC., and MARK MOLINA vs. COURT OF APPEALS, TBS SECURITY AND INVESTIGATION AGENCY represented by CECILIA R. BACLAY G.R. No. 126554. May 31, 2000 Facts: 1.       TBS Security and Investigation Agency (TBSS) entered into two Service Contracts with ARBC wherein TBSS agreed to provide and post security guards in the five establishments being maintained by ARBC. 2.       This contract shall be effective for a period of one year and shall be considered automatically renewed for the same period unless otherwise a written notice of termination shall have been given by one party to the other party thirty days in advance. 3.       In a letter ARBC informed TBSS of its desire to terminate the Service Contracts. 4.       ARBC through its Vice President for Operations, Mark Molina, informed TBSS that it was replacing its security guards with those of Global Securit...