DOCTRINES. CONSTI 1. PREFI

• "The intention to stay somewhere indefinitely." Generally considered a prerequisite in private international law for the establishment of domicile and is sufficient to establish domicile at the moment when the person's residency in a state coincides with.

• residence or bodily presence in the new locality and an intention to stay there.

•  animus manendi

• animus non revertendi

what is implied in a statute is as much a part thereof as that which is expressed

(a)  

• "no intention to relocate."

• an intention to abandon the old domicile

(a)  

• The president shall be  the commander-in-chief of all armed forces of the Philippines

• the Constitution reposes final authority, control, and supervision of the AFP to the president, a civilian who is not a member of the armed forces, and whose duties as commander in chief represent only a part of theo organic duties imposed upon the offices (Gudani v. Senga)

(a)  

legal order from judiciary telling authorities to bring ur body to the court. if suspended, authorities can say no.

(a)  

The const. grants the president a sequence of (a)   – (1) calling out power, (2) power to suspend the privilege of writ of habeas corpus, and (3) power to  declare martial law (most to least benign – so most benign  ang calling out)

Power of the president and duty to do anything no forbidden by the Constitution or the laws to protect the general welfare of the people

(a)  

The power of the president to enforce and administer laws carries with it the duty to carry it out. Sec 17, Art VII tasks the President to ensure that the laws be faithfully executed.

(a)  

Congress cannot limit or curtail the president's (a)   over the executive branch

Any agency not placed by law or order creating them under any specific department falls under the office of the president

• TRUE

• FALSE