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hehehe..sori po!

 

i am an accountant assigned in our Head Office (makati) from 1996 till 1998 i was assinged in 2 projects (tuloy tuloy po), then from 1999 to present sa Head Office na, with the contract of 3 months, subject for extension everynow and then, different project po iyon pero sa head office ako naka upo. for the past 2 years iba iba po yung project assigned sa akin pero tuloy tuloy po iyon.

 

 

marami pong salamat.

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hehehe..sori po!

 

i am an accountant assigned in our Head Office (makati) from 1996 till 1998 i was assinged in 2 projects (tuloy tuloy po), then from 1999 to present sa Head Office na, with the contract of 3 months, subject for extension everynow and then, different project po iyon pero sa head office ako naka upo. for the past 2 years iba iba po yung project assigned sa akin pero tuloy tuloy po iyon.

 

 

marami pong salamat.

No offense, but an accountant is the least likely to be a project employee. Project employees are usually reserved for specialized skills e.g. engineers for a bridge construction project and so on.

 

Unless your accounting skills are unique to the projects, then you may argue that you have been employed since 1996. Why is this important? Well, you need a long employement history for certain tax benefits. Also, if there is retirement program, working since 1996 will pad your retirement pay.

 

The only problem now for your is to argue your status with the japanese company. If you argue this, you might end up losing your job. I wish you good luck.

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The new rape law, R.A. 8353, says that rape may be committed "y any person who shall commit an act of sexual assault by inserting his penis into another person's mouth or anal orifice, or any instrument or object, into the genital or anal orifice of another person.

 

So, it is clear that any person (that includes women) may commit rape by inserting any instrument or object into the genital or anal orifice of another person (including men).

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hello there!!!

 

    pano ba ako makakakuha ng sample ng will? a holographic and an intestate will?  public document ba to? THanks!!!!!!!!!!!

FACTUM, a holographic will is one that the testator (or will-maker, tagapagpamana) makes by writing the entire will in his or her own handwriting. the only requirement of the law is that it must be written, signed and dated by the testatr in his or her own handwriting. no other requirement for that. to make a last will and testament, one must follow strictly the requirements of the law on succession, medyo marami to discuss. quoted a small portion of it below, pero please take note, form lang and dini-discuss dito. kung hindi holographic will, kailangan public document, as can be seen from the last article dito sa baba. wala pa dyan 'yung substantive requirements, such as yung mga hindi mo pwedeng ipamana dahil it will eat up into the legitime of your compulsory heirs, etc. just PM me if you have other questions.

 

SUBSECTION 3. Forms of Wills

 

ARTICLE 804. Every will must be in writing and executed in a language or dialect known to the testator.

 

ARTICLE 805. Every will, other than a holographic will, must be subscribed at the end thereof by the testator himself or by the testator's name written by some other person in his presence, and by his express direction, and attested and subscribed by three or more credible witnesses in the presence of the testator and of one another.

 

The testator or the person requested by him to write his name and the instrumental witnesses of the will, shall also sign, as aforesaid, each and every page thereof, except the last, on the left margin, and all the pages shall be numbered correlatively in letters placed on the upper part of each page.

 

The attestation shall state the number of pages used upon which the will is written, and the fact that the testator signed the will and every page thereof, or caused some other person to write his name, under his express direction, in the presence of the instrumental witnesses, and that the latter witnessed and signed the will and all the pages thereof in the presence of the testator and of one another.

 

If the attestation clause is in a language not known to the witnesses, it shall be interpreted to them.

 

ARTICLE 806. Every will must be acknowledged before a notary public by the testator and the witnesses. The notary public shall not be required to retain a copy of the will, or file another with the office of the Clerk of Court.

 

Sana nakatulong sa iyo yan.

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bkit gnun ang law? pwede cyang paikut-ikotin kya pati may mga sala nkkwala... 2lad n lng s pgssearch s isang place kng ano lng nkalagay un lng ang lawful na comfiscatd pano ung mga ibang items n illegal like mga smuggle goods or firearms na nakita dn sa same place na snsearch <_

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