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Philippine Civil Code
General law governing family and property relations.
Republic Act No. 386
The official title of the Civil Code.
Public Law
Law affecting public interests and state concerns.
Private Law
Law governing individual rights and obligations.
Basic Law
Standard governing family, property, and contracts.
Preliminary Title
Articles 1-36; States the title, effects and applications of law
Book I
Covers persons and family relations.
Persons, marriage and conjugal rights, legal separations and annulments, and other family obligations by relation
Book II
Addresses property and property rights.
Classes of property and terms of possession (items)
Book III
Discusses ownership and inheritance laws.
Servitude, modes of acquiring ownership & succession/inheritance laws
Book IV
Focuses on obligations and contracts.
Laws and nature of obligations held to by written contracts and supporting documents
Article 32
What article lists 19 basic rights of individuals?
Article 1723
What article states the application to architects?
15 Years
Period for liability on building collapses.
Intellectual Property Code
Regulates ownership and rights of creative works.
Republic Act No. 8293
Official title of the Intellectual Property Code.
Ownership of Copyright
Copyright belongs to the original creator.
Joint Authorship
Co-authors share copyright unless agreed otherwise.
Work for Hire
Copyright depends on employment agreement terms.
Commissioned Work
Commissioner owns work; creator retains copyright.
Scope of Application
Covers architectural works in the Philippines.
Limitations of Copyright
Rights to control reproduction of architectural works.
Reconstruction Rights
Copyright does not cover identical rebuilding.
Architectural Inspiration vs. Infringement
Debate on originality versus copyright violation.
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