c. Divine Law 1. Define law in its broadest sense. d. Natural Law 2. Define law in a strict legal sense. 14.It is body of rules which regulates the community of 3. Define the Doctrine Stare Decisis nations. 4. Give 2 classification of Natural Law. a. Administrative Law 5. Give 2 classification of Positive Law. b. International Law 6. Give 2 classification of Divine Law. c. Private Law 7. Give 4 classification of Public Law. d. Constitutional Law 8. Give 2 classification of Private Law. 15.Body of rules which creates duties, rights and 9. Give 4 sources of law. obligations, and the means and methods of setting 10.Which of the Following is the appropriate translation courts in motion for the enforcement of a right or of a of the maxim “Salus Populi Est Suprema Lex” redress of wrong. a. What most of the population accept shall be the a. Administrative Law supreme law. b. International Law b. What is beneficial to most shall be the supreme c. Private Law law. d. Constitutional Law c. The welfare of the people shall be the supreme 16.It is the fundamental law of the land which defines the law. powers of the government. d. The choice of the people shall be the supreme law. a. Administrative Law 11.It is the universal rule of action that governs the b. International Law conduct and movement of things which are non-free c. Private Law and material. d. Constitutional Law a. Physical Law 17.I. Substantive Private Law refers to the means and b. Moral Law methods of setting the courts in motion, making the c. Divine Law facts known to them and effectuating their judgments. d. Natural Law II. Procedural Private Law those rules which declare 12.Set of Rule which establishes what is right and what legal relations of litigants when the courts have been is wrong as dictated by the human conscience and as properly moved to action upon facts duly presented to inspired by the eternal law. them. a. Physical Law a. I is correct II is incorrect b. Moral Law b. I is incorrect II is correct c. Divine Law c. Both are correct d. Natural Law d. Both are incorrect 13.This law derives its force and authority from God. It is 18.The following source of law does not apply the superior to other laws. It is binding to the whole doctrine Stare Decisis except world, in all countries and at all times. a. Precedent a. Physical Law b. Court Decision Mabuhay ang Anima Legis! JD-I 2017-2018 c. Custom c. Jus possidendi d. Traditions d. Caveat emptor e. Ignorantia .legis non excusat CHAPTER II f. Jus abutendi g. Jus civile 1. Define Roman Law. h. Jus utendi 2. Define Common Law. i. Cessante ratione cessat ipsa lex 3. Define Mohammedan Law. j. Solutio indebiti 4. Provide the three (3) periods of Rome’s Political k. Jus fruendi History l. Jus Quiritium m. Aedificum solo credit Match following legal maxims and principles with the n. Sic utere tuo ut alienum non leadas choices provide. o. Accessorium siquitur principale p. Patria potesta Legal Maxims and Principles: q. Jus disponendi 5. The right to recover r. Nollum tempus occurit regi 6. The right to dispose s. Res perit domino 7. The right to the fruits t. Negotiorium gestio 8. The right to use u. Nulla poena sine lege 9. The right to abuse v. Jus vedicandi 10.The right to possess w. Anima juris 11.There is no crime when there is no law punishing it x. Herodionem Initio Vinculum 12.Buyers beware 13.Unjust enrichment 22.Roman law that is dominated by ritualism and strong 14.The building follows the land religious tenor. 15.Time runs not against the sovereign a. Jus quiritium 16.The law may be harsh, but it is still the law b. Jus utendi 17.When the reason for the law ceases, the law also c. Jus vedicandi ceases to exist d. Jus civile 18.The owner of a thing cannot make the use thereof in 23.Roman law referred to as civil law of Romans. such manner as to injure the rights of a third person a. Jus quiritium 19.Parental authority b. Jus utendi 20.Unauthorized management c. Jus vedicandi 21.The thing perishes with the owner d. Jus civile 24.In Roman political history, it was the period that Choices started from the earliest times to the abolition of kingship. a. Salus populi est supreme lex a. Empire b. Dura lex sed lex b. Utilitarianism Mabuhay ang Anima Legis! JD-I 2017-2018 c. Monarchy d. Romullo d. Republic 25.This roman period starts from the abolition of the CHAPTER III kingship to the unification of Italy. 1. Define Statutory Construction. 2. Define Intrinsic aids and give at least 3 example. 3. Define Extrinsic aids and give at least 3 example. 4. a. Empire b. Utilitarianism c. Monarchy d. Republic 26.In this period, constant warfare and conquest prevailed. The reigns of the government are in the hands of aristocratic citizens called patricians. At first, the plebians (common citizens) had little to do with the administration of government. Gradually, however, they removed the barrier between them due to their continuing demands for reform. a. Empire b. Utilitarianism c. Monarchy d. Republic 27.This period is characterized by pierced political strife. This marks the end of revolutionary period. Its establishment was followed by two (2) centuries of profound peace, and in the provinces, responsible men held power. Roman citizenship was extended to all free men and Roman law is administered in every court. a. Empire b. Utilitarianism c. Monarchy d. Republic 28.Who is the founder of Rome a. Romullus b. Romulo c. Romulus Mabuhay ang Anima Legis!