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CIVIL LAW
2015 BAR EXAMINATIONS
9.
35.
9.
61.
IV.
V.
VI.
The Family
Civil Law
VIII. Adoption
A. Domestic Adoption Act of 1998 (R.A. No. 8552)
Exclude:
24.
Civil Law
Use of Surnames
Arts. 364-369, 369-380, Civil Code (other articles repealed by Family Code)
XVI. Absence (Art. 43, Civil Code; Art. 41, Family Code)
XVII. Civil Registrar
Exclude: Act No. 375 and the Implementing Rules and Regulations of R.A. No.
9048
PROPERTY
9.
Characteristics
35.
Classificati
on III. Ownership
IV. Accession
22.
VI.
Co-ownership
VII. Possession
VIII. Usufruct
IX.
Easements
24.
Nuisance
XI.
9.
Definition
35.
No prescription applicable
Civil Law
OBLIGATIONS
9.
Definition
35.
Elements of an Obligation
22.
Sources of Obligations
VI.
Extinguishment of Obligations
CONTRACTS
9.
Essential Requisites
35.
Kinds of Contracts
61.
Formality
IV.
Defective Contracts
22.
Effect of Contracts
SALES
9.
35.
61.
Subject Matter
IV.
22.
Price
VI.
Civil
Law
VII.
Transfer of Ownership
VIII.
Risk of Loss
IX.
X.
Documents of Title
Remedies of an Unpaid
Seller
XI.
Performance of Contract
XII.
Warranties
XIII.
Breach of Contract
XIV.
XV.
9.
General Provisions
9.
Contract of Partnership
35.
61.
Civil
Law
IV.
22.
Dissolution
VI.
Limited Partnership
AGENCY
9.
Definition of Agency
35.
Powers
III.
IV.
Agency by Estoppel
22.
VI.
24.
Irrevocable Agency
XI.
Modes of Extinguishment
COMPROMISE
9.
Definition
35.
Void Compromise
61.
Effect
CREDIT TRANSACTIONS
9.
Loan
II. Deposit
61.
IV.
Pledge
22.
Real Mortgage
Civil Law
Antichresis
9.
Lease of Things
35.
61.
IV.
22.
VI.
9.
Torrens System
35.
Regalian Doctrine
III.
Requirement
Registration
Citizenship
IV.
Original
Civil Law
V.
Subsequent Registration
VI.
Non-registrable Properties
9.
Principles
35.
Classification of Torts
61.
The Tortfeasor
IV.
V.
Proximate Cause
VI.
Legal Injury
24.
Strict Liability
Book II--Damages
9.
35.
General Considerations
Civil
Law
III.
Moral Damages
IV.
Nominal Damages
Temperate or Moderate
Damages
V.
VI.
VII.
Liquidated Damages
Exemplary or Corrective
Damages
VIII.
IX.
Graduation of Damages
X.
Miscellaneous Rules
IMPORTANT NOTES:
1. This listing of covered topics is not intended and should not be used by the law
schools as a course outline. This was drawn up for the limited purpose of ensuring
that Bar candidates are guided on the coverage of the 2015 Bar Examinations.
2. All Supreme Court decisions - pertinent to a given Bar subject and its listed
topics, and promulgated up to March 31, 2015 - are examinable materials within
the coverage of the 2015 Bar Examinations.