Legal Aspects

Who said that Law is defined as a rule of conduct, just and obligatory promulgated by legitimate authority and of common observance and benefits.

• Sanchez Roman

• Jeremy Sanchez

• Roman Sanchez

• Sanchez Ramon

If there is no law in the society, there will be chaos or disorder.

• It is Just and Obligatory

• It is Promulgated by Legitimate Authority

• It is a Rule of Conduct

• It is for Common Observance and Benefits

Laws must be applied to people “similarly situated”.  The penalty imposed by law must be commensurate to the wrongful act committed by a person.

• It is Just and Obligatory

• It is a Rule of Conduct

• It is Promulgated by Legitimate Authority

• It is for Common Observance and Benefits

The power to execute, enforce, or implement the law. This power is vested in the President of the Philippines.

• The Legislative Power

• . The Judicial Power

• The Supreme Court 

• The Executive Power

is generally applicable in the entire country, and the ordinance is only applicable within the territorial jurisdiction of the local government unit concerned.

• Local ordinances

• The Statute

• The Supreme Court 

• A Bill

the power of the government to enact laws about persons and property as may promote public health, public morals, public safety, and the general welfare of each inhabitant provided that they are not contrary to the Constitution.

• Police Power

• Eminent Domain

• Taxation Power

• The Judicial Power

are inferior in status and subordinate to the laws of the state or the statute. An ordinance that conflicts with the statute is invalid.

• The Statute

• Local ordinances

• The Supreme Court 

• The Executive Power

The highest court of the land with fifteen associate justices.

 

• Local ordinances

• The Statute

• The Supreme Court 

• A Bill

The power to execute, enforce, or implement the law. This power is vested in the President of the Philippines.

• The Legislative Power

• The Judicial Power

• The Supreme Court 

• The Executive Power

The power vested in the legislature to impose burdens or changes upon persons and property to raise revenue for public purposes.

• Police Power

• Taxation Power

• Eminent Domain

• The Executive Power