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im using windows xp with a nvidia vid card before, no problems in anything... when i changed my vid card to radeon 9550, d na ko makapag play ng dvd sa realplayer or sa WMP9.. i tried reinstalling windows and the applications, wala pa din.. ayaw nya lang tlga mag play. no problems whatsoever sa mp4 or mp3. then if im playing games, parang reset lagi ung color settings nya.. kahit na ano gawin ko, magrereset pa din.. i've already tried updating my drivers. :(

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Hi!

 

How can you cancel a Phil. Passport pag impostor ang gumamit ng pangalan mo? Kaya di ako ma release-release ng aking passport application, eh may gumamit daw ng pangalan o identity ko (siyempre ibang picture). Pang apat na beses akong pumuntang DFA.

 

Please help. Salamat!

 

Under Section 8 of the Philippine Passport Law (RA 8239), a passport may be cancelled by the Secretary of Foreign Affairs or by authorized consular officials if the passport was acquired fraudulently. So, dapat sa DFA ka talaga pupunta para maghain ng reklamo. Magtungo ka ulit dun and ask them what are the requirements for filing a petition for cancellation.

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Bawal yan. Sumbong nyo na agad sa pulis or kay Tulfo, he he :hypocritesmiley: Pwede rin kay Senator Lim, he has a radio show sa DZMM around 12 to 1:30 pm ata :rolleyes:

 

 

Good News, Sir SEIKOKINETIC

Naibalik na po ang bata sa kanyang nanay...nag punta po sila sa local radio station ng DZRH sa Bicol where it happened.

At tinawagan mismo ng announcer sa telepono ang doctor/owner ng hospital at binigyan ng warning...na makakasuhan pag hindi ibinalik ang bata.

Malakas pala ang impluwensiya nitong doktor sa pulis, kaya nung una walang nangyari kahit na nagsama pa ng pulis ang

nanay. Nakakalungkot ...mas may ngipin pa ang media kaysa sa pulis.

With this kind of reputation I don't wonder why people does'nt trust the police nowadays.

 

Anyway, salamat po sa ating mga MTC legal minds in general, marami po kayong natutulungan.

More power to you sirs! :thumbsupsmiley: :thumbsupsmiley: :thumbsupsmiley:

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Pls help.. ung po friend ko dimemanda ng estafa...naacquit po xa sa local government, kasi third party lang xa...ung kasing nagreklamo sya ang nagbigay ng gift check sa friend ko taz ihahanap ng kukuha, ngaun ung mga kumuha ndi na nagbayad, pinalabas nong complainant na guarantor ung friend ko pero nacquit na nga po sya nong 2004 ... ngaun po (2007) pinuntahan sya ng dilg rep... ano po ba role ng dilg? pede po ba magreklamo ung complainant sa dilg?

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Pls help.. ung po friend ko dimemanda ng estafa...naacquit po xa sa local government, kasi third party lang xa...ung kasing nagreklamo sya ang nagbigay ng gift check sa friend ko taz ihahanap ng kukuha, ngaun ung mga kumuha ndi na nagbayad, pinalabas nong complainant na guarantor ung friend ko pero nacquit na nga po sya nong 2004 ... ngaun po (2007) pinuntahan sya ng dilg rep... ano po ba role ng dilg? pede po ba magreklamo ung complainant sa dilg?

 

Ang estafa ay criminal case, in other words, sa piskalya o sa korte ito sinasampa.

 

Ayun sa kwento mo, na-acquit siya sa local government - baka naman ang ibig mong sabihin ay nagsampa ng administrative complaint yung may-ari ng gift check sa munisipyo (I am, therefore, assuming na employee [hindi elected official dahil iba rin ang procedure dito] ng munisipyo ang kaibigan mo) and that, pagkatapos ng reklamo, naglabas ng desisyon ang Mayor o immediate supervisor exonerating (di tama na term ang "acquit" dahil sa criminal cases lang ito applicable) yung friend mo. Ang apela sa desisyon na ito (assuming na Local Govt. employee siya) ay sa DILG, therefore, tama lang na iapela ito sa DILG.

 

Note, however, na kung ito ay hindi apela, wala na dapat pakialam ang DILG dito. Ito ang depensa na dpat niyang i-raise before the DILG representative (na meron ng decision exonerating him from the charge). Pangalawa, kung ito ay apela, ang pwede lang umapela sa administrative cases ay ang nireklamo (hindi ang nagrereklamo) at ang Civil Service Commission. Isa rin itong ground para kalabanin ang reklamo.

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Ang estafa ay criminal case, in other words, sa piskalya o sa korte ito sinasampa.

 

Ayun sa kwento mo, na-acquit siya sa local government - baka naman ang ibig mong sabihin ay nagsampa ng administrative complaint yung may-ari ng gift check sa munisipyo (I am, therefore, assuming na employee [hindi elected official dahil iba rin ang procedure dito] ng munisipyo ang kaibigan mo) and that, pagkatapos ng reklamo, naglabas ng desisyon ang Mayor o immediate supervisor exonerating (di tama na term ang "acquit" dahil sa criminal cases lang ito applicable) yung friend mo. Ang apela sa desisyon na ito (assuming na Local Govt. employee siya) ay sa DILG, therefore, tama lang na iapela ito sa DILG.

 

Note, however, na kung ito ay hindi apela, wala na dapat pakialam ang DILG dito. Ito ang depensa na dpat niyang i-raise before the DILG representative (na meron ng decision exonerating him from the charge). Pangalawa, kung ito ay apela, ang pwede lang umapela sa administrative cases ay ang nireklamo (hindi ang nagrereklamo) at ang Civil Service Commission. Isa rin itong ground para kalabanin ang reklamo.

 

Kung apela ito, medyo doubtful pa nga na DILG ang appeal kasi sa "Uniform Rules in Administrative Cases" ang apela ng decision ng municipality ay sa Civil Service Commission agad.

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Can law enforcers legally confiscate your driver's license if you were caught of a traffic violation? Then get the same upon paying the violation in a redemption area (e.g LTO office).

 

I cant recall if there is a law barring law enforcers doing this

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according to the law one of the restricted/prohibited items for import is:

 

Written or printed articles, negatives or film, photographs, engravings, lithographs, objects, paintings, drawings, or other representation of an obscene or immoral character.

 

quoted from: http://www.philexport.ph/philippines.html

 

but with the sites heading (Doing Business in the Philippines) it seems this is limited only to corporations or business. is it?

 

i'm asking because i'm planning to order internationally adult materials. for personal use of course. :D

 

i'm i covered by this law or any other laws? tnx. :)

 

According to Customs officials I have queried regarding this matter, you can bring pornographic materials into the Philippines if it is for personal use. The rule of thumb at the Bureau of Customs is that personal use means "not more than 12 items of the same kind"

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How could one reformat and reinstall an OS on a hard drive if the optical drive of the computer is not working? Do I have to take out the HD?

 

Although I haven't tried it, you could use a USB drive (1GB above...) that contains the files from your installation CD and boot there if your motherboard supports it... :headsetsmiley:

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Can law enforcers legally confiscate your driver's license if you were caught of a traffic violation? Then get the same upon paying the violation in a redemption area (e.g LTO office).

 

I cant recall if there is a law barring law enforcers doing this

 

In Metro Manila, law enforcers may not confiscate a driver's license if he is caught committing a traffic violation. Section 5 of PD 1605 specifically provides:

 

Section 5. In case of traffic violations, the driver's license SHALL NOT BE CONFISCATED but the erring driver shall be immediately issued a traffic citation ticket prescribed by the Metropolitan Manila Commission which shall state the violation committed, the amount of fine imposed for-the violation and an advice that he can make payment to the city or municipal treasurer where the violation was committed or to the Philippine National Bank or Philippine Veterans Bank or their branches within seven days from the date of issuance of the citation ticket.

 

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This prohibition to confiscate has been confirmed by the Supreme Court in Metropolitan Traffic Command v. Gonong (187 SCRA 432 [1990]) and in SolGen v. MMA (Sept. 11, 1991), and most recently reiterated in MMDA v. Garin (G.R. No. 130230, April 15, 2005)

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