agentjackbauer Posted September 21, 2006 Share Posted September 21, 2006 i was explaining it to a layman not to a brilliant lawyer. just wondering though can't there be a civil case for "reckless imprudence resulting to damage to property with physical injuries". i think it is possible, what is your expert opinion sir? Oohhhh, two attempts at sarcasm eh? As for my expert opinion my dear lad, the answer to your question is a resounding no. Although the civil case is impliedly instituted with the criminal case, if the complainant wishes to file solely a civil case then it would be a simple case for damages. There is no such thing as a civil case for reckless imprudence. A law student would know that. Quote Link to comment
agentjackbauer Posted September 21, 2006 Share Posted September 21, 2006 isa pa pong pahabol. gaano po katagal bago maging final ang desisyon ang isang kasong ganito until the supreme court. yung average time frame lang po. salamat! Huwag mo na po paabutin sa Supreme Court. Magbayad ka na. Mas malaki pa gagastusin mo sa abogado in the long run. May mediation naman yan eh pag nasa korte na kayo. Try to increase the amount you offered for settlement pero soften the impact by offering to pay in installment. Convince the complainant that it would be better for both of you to settle now than to prolong the case and go through the hassles of litigation. Quote Link to comment
jake_roxas Posted September 21, 2006 Share Posted September 21, 2006 Oohhhh, two attempts at sarcasm eh? As for my expert opinion my dear lad, the answer to your question is a resounding no. Although the civil case is impliedly instituted with the criminal case, if the complainant wishes to file solely a civil case then it would be a simple case for damages. There is no such thing as a civil case for reckless imprudence. A law student would know that. and whatever happened to "the allegations, and not caption, determine the subject matter of the complaint?"in any case, and notwithstanding your acknowledged expert legal opinion, isn't tort or quasi-delict another term for reckless imprudence or negligence? two only? now you should start looking for the other remaning three. Quote Link to comment
agentjackbauer Posted September 21, 2006 Share Posted September 21, 2006 (edited) and whatever happened to "the allegations, and not caption, determine the subject matter of the complaint?"in any case, and notwithstanding your acknowledged expert legal opinion, isn't tort or quasi-delict another term for reckless imprudence or negligence? two only? now you should start looking for the other remaning three. My dear lad, now you are really clutching at straws. You specifically asked if there can be a civil case captioned "reckless imprudence resulting to...". I gave you a specific answer. Realizing that perhaps you may be wrong ( Im actually sure you are but Im being kind :hypocritesmiley: ), you suddenly become a pilosopo and tell me (to paraphrase) "what if the allegations say otherwise". Goodness. Of course the allegations could be about anything right? It could be for specific performance, annulment of contract etc. etc. Its like asking "pwede ba magkaroon ng civil case for murder, tutal the allegations determine the subject matter of the complaint." Doesnt make sense, right? As for tort or quasi-delict being another name for reckless imprudence or negligence, I give you props. At least there was some legal reasoning behind this particular retort. But Im sorry, the two are not the same lad. Reckless imprudence is a crime under the Revised Penal Code. Thus, it pertains to criminal negligence. Tort or quasi-delict is a source of obligations under the Civil Code and though both involve the concept of negligence, you must not mistake one for the other. Again, a law student would know that. Which makes me curious, law student ka ba o practitioner? If you are the latter, then my apologies, no offense meant. And oh by the way, I do not claim to be an expert. Far from it. I will willingly and humbly accept and admit if I am wrong. You were the one who asked for my so-called "expert" opinion. Pinatulan ko lang yung sarcasm mo but somehow that was lost on you. Edited September 21, 2006 by agentjackbauer Quote Link to comment
Waterbearer Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 Ei Ei hold your egos :boo: Let me buy some popcorn first then you could continue the rebuttal :boo: Quote Link to comment
fauxhead Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 Just a clarification, reckless imprudence is not strictly a felony under the RPC. It is a quasi-offense, only a means to commit a crime. It only becomes punishable when it results or causes a crime. Hindi lahat ng katangahan, punishable. Hehehehe. My dear lad, now you are really clutching at straws. You specifically asked if there can be a civil case captioned "reckless imprudence resulting to...". I gave you a specific answer. Realizing that perhaps you may be wrong ( Im actually sure you are but Im being kind :hypocritesmiley: ), you suddenly become a pilosopo and tell me (to paraphrase) "what if the allegations say otherwise". Goodness. Of course the allegations could be about anything right? It could be for specific performance, annulment of contract etc. etc. Its like asking "pwede ba magkaroon ng civil case for murder, tutal the allegations determine the subject matter of the complaint." Doesnt make sense, right? As for tort or quasi-delict being another name for reckless imprudence or negligence, I give you props. At least there was some legal reasoning behind this particular retort. But Im sorry, the two are not the same lad. Reckless imprudence is a crime under the Revised Penal Code. Thus, it pertains to criminal negligence. Tort or quasi-delict is a source of obligations under the Civil Code and though both involve the concept of negligence, you must not mistake one for the other. Again, a law student would know that. Which makes me curious, law student ka ba o practitioner? If you are the latter, then my apologies, no offense meant. And oh by the way, I do not claim to be an expert. Far from it. I will willingly and humbly accept and admit if I am wrong. You were the one who asked for my so-called "expert" opinion. Pinatulan ko lang yung sarcasm mo but somehow that was lost on you. Quote Link to comment
nuneynu Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 sir, the case is still under the office of the prosecutor right now. i received my first subpeona summoning me to report there on the 26th. may i know whats the status of the case? where is it pending now? Quote Link to comment
tobleron222 Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 mga bro, favor, i ll buy a new pc set, ecs pm800-m7 w/ p4 3.2g intel, ok ba to? which is more practical, p4 3.2 g or dual core 2.8? budget ko for cpu is 14t, what do you suggest? tnx a lot Quote Link to comment
LovenFaith Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 My dear lad, now you are really clutching at straws. You specifically asked if there can be a civil case captioned "reckless imprudence resulting to...". I gave you a specific answer. Realizing that perhaps you may be wrong ( Im actually sure you are but Im being kind :hypocritesmiley: ), you suddenly become a pilosopo and tell me (to paraphrase) "what if the allegations say otherwise". Goodness. Of course the allegations could be about anything right? It could be for specific performance, annulment of contract etc. etc. Its like asking "pwede ba magkaroon ng civil case for murder, tutal the allegations determine the subject matter of the complaint." Doesnt make sense, right? As for tort or quasi-delict being another name for reckless imprudence or negligence, I give you props. At least there was some legal reasoning behind this particular retort. But Im sorry, the two are not the same lad. Reckless imprudence is a crime under the Revised Penal Code. Thus, it pertains to criminal negligence. Tort or quasi-delict is a source of obligations under the Civil Code and though both involve the concept of negligence, you must not mistake one for the other. Again, a law student would know that. Which makes me curious, law student ka ba o practitioner? If you are the latter, then my apologies, no offense meant. And oh by the way, I do not claim to be an expert. Far from it. I will willingly and humbly accept and admit if I am wrong. You were the one who asked for my so-called "expert" opinion. Pinatulan ko lang yung sarcasm mo but somehow that was lost on you. hmmm...it's getting hot in here...wehehehe... and whatever happened to "the allegations, and not caption, determine the subject matter of the complaint?"in any case, and notwithstanding your acknowledged expert legal opinion, isn't tort or quasi-delict another term for reckless imprudence or negligence? two only? now you should start looking for the other remaning three. thanks for your pm po... Quote Link to comment
agentjackbauer Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 Just a clarification, reckless imprudence is not strictly a felony under the RPC. It is a quasi-offense, only a means to commit a crime. It only becomes punishable when it results or causes a crime. Hindi lahat ng katangahan, punishable. Hehehehe. Thanks for that bit of clarification fauxhead. Too bad jake couldnt make it himself Dont worry gents, this intellectual (I hope) skirmish between jake and I wont go overboard. Im just honestly and genuinely wondering if he is a law student or a practitioner and Im waiting for his response. :hypocritesmiley: Quote Link to comment
agentjackbauer Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 Ei Ei hold your egos :boo: Let me buy some popcorn first then you could continue the rebuttal :boo: Wala pang sagot. Pinag-aaralan pa siguro. :hypocritesmiley: Quote Link to comment
nuneynu Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 hey guys! cool lang kayo... didn't intend for my inquiry to spark such an exchange. i appreciate both of your opinions. tutal, you're threading the same line naman eh. no need to be personal. Quote Link to comment
nuneynu Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 nakalimutan na ata yung queries ko! hehehe... mga abogado talaga, pag nakaamoy ng debate... hehehe... joke lang yun ha... baka ako naman banatan niyo... Quote Link to comment
kelvin Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 (edited) Paano ba malalaman kung sira na yung router, I'm using Linksys BEFSR41 ver 3, bought the unit 1 year and 8 mos ago brand new from PC express, using meridian telekoms aka. smartbro, I have reinstalled the setup wizard then updated the firmware, if directly nakakonek ang internet sa single pc at nag piping ako sa meridian walang request time out at destination unreachable in short ok, without using the router, pero kapag kinabit ko na sa router may putol na sa ibang pc? Posible kaya na mabagal lang ang connection knowing this amazing smart ISP, kasi lately ko lang naeexperience ito about 3 weeks ago ganun nangyayari then after 1 week ok na uli tapos ngayon paputol putol na naman. another question nakaobtain automatic naman ang LAN config ko and Dynamic IP ang meridian. Bakit nde na nakikita nang ibang computer sa network ang ibang pc while before nakikita naman, sa Lan games naman nagkokonek like DOTA, counterstrike, Rakion, and etc, using Win Xp Sp1. Please advice Nangyari ba ito after mong update yung firmware.... kung may back-up ka ng dating firmware, balik mo nalang sa dating version.Kung wala na, Try to check yung scope ng DHCP mo... baka naging maliit ung range nya after the upgrade of firmware. Sa intermittent connection, bka may conflict sa connection sa switch mo or sa provider.Try to double check. Use the Ping command and Tracert.Hope that helps. :hypocritesmiley: :headsetsmiley: Edited September 22, 2006 by kelvin Quote Link to comment
kelvin Posted September 22, 2006 Share Posted September 22, 2006 mga bro, favor, i ll buy a new pc set, ecs pm800-m7 w/ p4 3.2g intel, ok ba to? which is more practical, p4 3.2 g or dual core 2.8? budget ko for cpu is 14t, what do you suggest? tnx a lot For me, medyo payat pa ung budget mo. Ipunin mo muna ung money mo until you reach atleast 20T para naman makapili ka ng magandang quality na hardware. Mas maganda din cgro buy a mboard dat support dual processor. Hindi kasi advisable yung masyadong mabilis na processor speed coz mabilis uminit. Since most OS nowadays support dual processor, mas wise ito for me.Kahit 2Ghz lang ung speed times it by 2, mas super!!! :boo: :thumbsupsmiley: Hope nakatulong.!!! :hypocritesmiley: :headsetsmiley: Quote Link to comment
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