1. How can physical law be used as a basis in creating state law by lawmakers?...

 

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1. How can physical law be used as a basis in creating state law by lawmakers? 2. What distinguishes Murder (the result of a crime/delict) from Homicide/Manslaughter (result of quasi-delict)? 3. Explain the concept of "Caveat Emptor" or "Buyers Beware" and why is it considered as a tolerated fraud? 4. Samuel agreed to deliver 10 sacks of rice produced from his farm to Noah on November 1. The date to deliver (Nov. 1) arrived and Samuel did not deliver. On Nov. 5, Noah then called Samuel and demanded that he deliver the rice based on their agreement to which Samuel agreed. On Nov. 6, while Samuel was on his way to deliver the 10 sacks of rice, he encountered a typhoon. As a result all the sacks of rice were wet. He then calls Noah informing him of the situation and insists that his obligation is now extinguished as a result of the "Fortuitous Event." Is he right about his claim? Explain. What is/are the remedies of Noah, if any? 5. Magdalena, a 17 year old student who is short of money for her tuition fee, agreed to provide "sexual services" to Daniel in exchange for P 50,000. A day prior to their scheduled encounter however, Magdalena backed-out from the agreement as her scholarship was approved. Can Daniel go to court and file an action for "Specific Performance" so that Magdalena will comply with their agreement? Explain your answer. 1. How can physical law be used as a basis in creating state law by lawmakers? 2. What distinguishes Murder (the result of a crime/delict) from Homicide/Manslaughter (result of quasi-delict)? 3. Explain the concept of "Caveat Emptor" or "Buyers Beware" and why is it considered as a tolerated fraud? 4. Samuel agreed to deliver 10 sacks of rice produced from his farm to Noah on November 1. The date to deliver (Nov. 1) arrived and Samuel did not deliver. On Nov. 5, Noah then called Samuel and demanded that he deliver the rice based on their agreement to which Samuel agreed. On Nov. 6, while Samuel was on his way to deliver the 10 sacks of rice, he encountered a typhoon. As a result all the sacks of rice were wet. He then calls Noah informing him of the situation and insists that his obligation is now extinguished as a result of the "Fortuitous Event." Is he right about his claim? Explain. What is/are the remedies of Noah, if any? 5. Magdalena, a 17 year old student who is short of money for her tuition fee, agreed to provide "sexual services" to Daniel in exchange for P 50,000. A day prior to their scheduled encounter however, Magdalena backed-out from the agreement as her scholarship was approved. Can Daniel go to court and file an action for "Specific Performance" so that Magdalena will comply with their agreement? Explain your answer.

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