Here is Part 2 of my Civil Law Bar Exam Pointers. In this video, I cover Marriage and Property Relations. Watch Part 1 (Persons) here: • Bar Exam Pointers in C...
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Thank you po sa mga videos sir. I hope magkaroon din po ng videos for Wills and Succession and sa Obligations and Contracts po. Thank you sir God bless po.
Atty question lang po 😊 what if during the annulment of A and B there were no properties declared until judgment..may either A or B enter into marriage even without complying to the requirement of distribution and recording? In what stage may they marry again? Thanks in advance. God bless
Each of them is capacitated to remarry once the decision of the court is recorded in the civil registry. That means the decision has become final and executory. No need to comply with the distribution of the properties and recording if they did not have any community or conjugal property
