Under Philippine jurisdiction, a person may be natural or juridical in nature.

According to

the Civil Code of the Philippines (1947), a natural person is one whose personality is

determined by birth and extinguished by death while a juridical person is one whose personality

is constituted by law.

The law requires that a fetus should be alive after it is completely delivered from the

mothers womb to be acknowledged as a natural person. However, for a fetus that had an intra-

uterine life of less than seven months, the law demands that it should live twenty-four hours

after its complete delivery from the maternal womb to.

Juridical persons may be established for public or private interest. The law recognizes

the national government, local government units, publicly listed entities, and private entities as

juridical persons.

NATURAL PERSON:

1. If the fetus is alive at the time it is completely delivered from the mothers womb.

2. If the fetus had an intra-uterine life of less than seven months, it is not deemed born if it

dies within 24 hours after its complete delivery from the maternal womb.

JURIDICAL PERSON:

1. The State and its political subdivisions

2. Other corporations, institutions and entities for public interest or purpose

3. Corporations, partnerships, and associations for private interest or purpose.

INTRODUCER:

1. Identify the intended user: Anyone

2. Identify the content of the discourse: Scope of the term persons

3. What prompted the discourse: Explain persons

4. Problem: Coverage of the law

5. Limitations: Philippine jurisdiction

DEVELOPMENT/SUPER ORDINATE:

1. Definition of terms: Person

2. Show: Natural and Juridical persons

EXTENDER PARAGRAPH NO. 1:

Magpakita ko ug citation na nagasulti nga slim chance of survival lang ang premautre

babies habang gagamay ang intra-uterine life pero the law gives a chance na kung in case naa

man mabuhi

1. Implication of a natural person

2. Examples

EXTENDER PARAGRAPH NO. 2:

1. Implication of a juridical person

2. Examples

TERMINATION:

1. Summary