swami Posted September 8, 2009 Share Posted September 8, 2009 Attorney,last na.Anong city or cities meron Small Claims Court?Thank you very much Dude, I have no idea where the small claims courts are. Kasi nga, di pwede mag appear ang lawyers sa small claims courts, kaya i did not bother to know na. hehe. But here's a link on the FAQ's re: small claims. May landline yata jan ang supreme court for queries on this. http://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/scc_broch_final.pdf Quote Link to comment
moneymaking63 Posted September 8, 2009 Share Posted September 8, 2009 Dude, I have no idea where the small claims courts are. Kasi nga, di pwede mag appear ang lawyers sa small claims courts, kaya i did not bother to know na. hehe. But here's a link on the FAQ's re: small claims. May landline yata jan ang supreme court for queries on this. http://sc.judiciary.gov.ph/scc_broch_final.pdf Haha.That's true.Less work for you.Thanks Quote Link to comment
jazon7099 Posted September 8, 2009 Share Posted September 8, 2009 good day po...pwecde po ba makahingi sa may mabubuting loob ng sample form ng petition for nullity of marriage at adoption po. salamat po Quote Link to comment
swami Posted September 8, 2009 Share Posted September 8, 2009 good day po...pwecde po ba makahingi sa may mabubuting loob ng sample form ng petition for nullity of marriage at adoption po. salamat po There's no pro forma sample for these petitions, especially annulment. The circumstances indicating indica of psychological incapacity, etc., need to be specifically alleged in the petition. As regards adoption, it's not as simple as filing a petition. As regards abandoned children, there must first be a declaration of abandonment by the DSWD. In case of normal adoption, i.e., the mother would willingly allow her child to be adopted by another, there must also be a supervised trial of custody, in which the DSWD will visit the adopting parent with the adopted child to see if the child is being well taken care of. Quote Link to comment
ottacan Posted September 15, 2009 Share Posted September 15, 2009 ITO PO AY PROBLEMA NG MGA MALILIIT NA MANGI-NGISDA SA AMIN SA BALAYAN BAY...UNA PA MANG PANAHON AY NANGI-NGISDA NA KAMI SA PARTING KARAGATAN NG CALATAGAN,BATANGAS..SIMULA NG MAG LGU'S AY BAWAT PAPASOK KAMI SA CALATAGAN(SAKOP PA RIN NG BALAYAN BAY)AY HINUHULI,IKUKULONG AT PINAGMU-MULTA ITONG MGA POBRENG MANGI-NGISDA NA ISANG KAHIG,ISANG TUKA..KUNG KAMI PO KAYA AY KUKUHA NG SARILI NAMING LAWYER PARA IDEPENSA KAMI SA PALAGAY NYO BA AY MATUTULUNGAN ITONG ATING MGA KABABAYAN.. Quote Link to comment
Dr_PepPeR Posted September 16, 2009 Share Posted September 16, 2009 ITO PO AY PROBLEMA NG MGA MALILIIT NA MANGI-NGISDA SA AMIN SA BALAYAN BAY...UNA PA MANG PANAHON AY NANGI-NGISDA NA KAMI SA PARTING KARAGATAN NG CALATAGAN,BATANGAS..SIMULA NG MAG LGU'S AY BAWAT PAPASOK KAMI SA CALATAGAN(SAKOP PA RIN NG BALAYAN BAY)AY HINUHULI,IKUKULONG AT PINAGMU-MULTA ITONG MGA POBRENG MANGI-NGISDA NA ISANG KAHIG,ISANG TUKA..KUNG KAMI PO KAYA AY KUKUHA NG SARILI NAMING LAWYER PARA IDEPENSA KAMI SA PALAGAY NYO BA AY MATUTULUNGAN ITONG ATING MGA KABABAYAN.. Unfortunately, local government units are given police power within their respective jurisdictions which they can exercise to protect the environment, including the power to issue permits and collect fees. It might be better to take this up with the local government unit first, if fishing is your source of livelihood or look for an NGO who can champion your cause. Quote Link to comment
ottacan Posted September 16, 2009 Share Posted September 16, 2009 Unfortunately, local government units are given police power within their respective jurisdictions which they can exercise to protect the environment, including the power to issue permits and collect fees. It might be better to take this up with the local government unit first, if fishing is your source of livelihood or look for an NGO who can champion your cause. THANK U FOR IMM. REPLY DR PEPPER..MALAKI ANG NILIKHANG PROBLEMA NG GOBYERNONG ITO..DAPAT BAGO SILA MAG SA-BATAS AY MAG PUBLIC HEARING MUNA..MASAKIT ITO SA AMING MGA TAGA BALAYAN,BATANGAS..KATABING BUNDOK AY CALATAGAN,SO ANG NANGYAYARI NGAYON AY WALA NANG SAKOP NA DAGAT ANG BALAYAN,KAYA KAWAWA ITONG MGA POBRENG MANGI-NGISDA NA SA DAGAT LANG UMA-ASA..AT ITO NAMANG NAMUMUNO NG BAYAN NG CALATAGAN AY PATULOY ANG PAG-AMPON NG MGA VISAYAN FISHERMAN NA ANG GINAGAMIT NA PANGISDA AY "SALOT"SA KARAGATAN AT KALIKASAN(OVERFISHING & FISH POISONING).DALAWANG BARANGAY NA NG MGA DAYUHAN ANG AMPON NG MAYOR NG BAYANG ITO,KAYA SA DARATING NA BOTOHAN SUREWINNER..HARANG NG MGA SALOT NA ITO ANG PASUKAN NG ISDA GOING TO BALAYAN AND BATANGAS BAY,AT MISMONG SA LOOB NG BALAYAN NAG O-OPERATED,KAYA YON DATING YEAROUND NA HANAPBUHAY SA DAGAT DI PA TUMAGAL NA ONE MONTH NGAYON...ANYWAY MR PEPPER,SALAMAT ULIT AT BAKA MAY MAGAGAWA PANG PARAAN... Quote Link to comment
moichi Posted September 17, 2009 Share Posted September 17, 2009 question po. yung sister ko may credit card. dati niya akong extension. but i stopped using the card about 5 years ago. ngayon apparently may kino-collect na bill sa sister ko. kaya lang sa akin tumatawag. malay ko ba dun. meron po ba akong magagawa para hindi ako ang kulitin nila? Quote Link to comment
wasiley Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 tanung ku lang po kung hangang what amount ung small claims courtmeron po kase umutang sa aken na 100k++ and nde na binayarannung tinanung ko po sa pulis sa munisipyo civil case daw po ito hindi daw estafasana masagot po dito ang tanung ko salamat po Quote Link to comment
lomotil Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 hingi lang ako advise on the matter po ng house for rent.. nagre-rent po ako ng isang bahay tapos itong may-ari pinapaalis kami and my letter pa siya ng abogado nya....ang alam ko may karapatan din naman ang tenantregarding this matter since sa part naman po namin eh di naman kami nade-delay sa pag-bayad...on time kami mag-bayad.. dun po sa letter nung abogado nya eh wala naman reason kung bakit kami pinaaalis... Quote Link to comment
swami Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 tanung ku lang po kung hangang what amount ung small claims courtmeron po kase umutang sa aken na 100k++ and nde na binayarannung tinanung ko po sa pulis sa munisipyo civil case daw po ito hindi daw estafasana masagot po dito ang tanung ko salamat po I think the threshold is 100K. Beyond that is no longer covered by the small claims court. You may click on the link I provided a few posts back. Quote Link to comment
swami Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 hingi lang ako advise on the matter po ng house for rent.. nagre-rent po ako ng isang bahay tapos itong may-ari pinapaalis kami and my letter pa siya ng abogado nya....ang alam ko may karapatan din naman ang tenantregarding this matter since sa part naman po namin eh di naman kami nade-delay sa pag-bayad...on time kami mag-bayad.. dun po sa letter nung abogado nya eh wala naman reason kung bakit kami pinaaalis... Nag expire na po ba ang contract? If nag expire na, then I'm afraid wala po kayong magagawa. Pag expired na po ang lease contract, di naman po pwedeng pilitin ang owner na ipa renta pa yung property nya. If di pa po expired ang contract, may karapatan po kayo mag reklamo. Pwede lamang po ipa terminate ng owner ang lease contract if di po kayo nag babayad ng renta, or nag violate ng terms and conditions ng lease agreement. Quote Link to comment
swami Posted September 20, 2009 Share Posted September 20, 2009 question po. yung sister ko may credit card. dati niya akong extension. but i stopped using the card about 5 years ago. ngayon apparently may kino-collect na bill sa sister ko. kaya lang sa akin tumatawag. malay ko ba dun. meron po ba akong magagawa para hindi ako ang kulitin nila? You're not a party to the contract, and therefore, cannot be held liable by the credit card company. Explain that to them. If matigas pa rin, sindakan na lang. hehe. Quote Link to comment
SamanthaJones Posted September 25, 2009 Share Posted September 25, 2009 (edited) Hi I would just like to know whether the Solo Parent Leave should be separate from the emergency leaves(sick leaves) provided by the company. Thanks in advance. Edited September 25, 2009 by SamanthaJones Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted September 26, 2009 Share Posted September 26, 2009 Sec. 8 of R.A. 8972 states that "In addition to leave privileges under existing laws, parental leave of not more than seven (7) working days every year shall be granted to any solo parent employee who has rendered service of at least one (1) year." Clearly, solo parent's leave is in addition to the legally required leaves, which are Service Incentive Leave, SSS Sick Leave, SSS maternity Leave, and the Paternity Leave. Notably, vacation leave and sick leave are not required by law. These may just be voluntary company policy or the result of collective bargaining. Hence, the company may try to substitute the solo parent's leave for the sick leaves which they are now providing. However, note that Art. 100 of the Labor Code prohibits the elimination or diminution of benefits currently being received by the employee. Thus, it may be argued by the employee that to charge the sick leave currently being provided by the company to the solo parent's leave would be a diminution of benefits. Ultimately, the labor arbiter/courts would have to decide this issue. In other words, baka magka-matigasan kayo ng employer mo. Hi I would just like to know whether the Solo Parent Leave should be separate from the emergency leaves(sick leaves) provided by the company. Thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
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