Jesus, as mother of two infants, for the Topic: Consent purpose of recovering from the The SC upheld the decision of the trail court in refusing to give damages to Freely Given Acts defendant, Cesar Syquia damages Antonia for breach of promise to marry. The action for breach of promise to arising from (1) breach of promise to WON there would marry has no standing in civil law, apart from the right to recover money or marry, (2) to compel the defendant to be damages for property advanced by the plaintiff upon the faith of such promise. recognize Ismael as his natural child and De Jesus pay maintenance for him. Cesar met the breach to marry. Such promise to marry was not satisfactorily proved and the action for breach Antonia at the barbershop where she of promise to marry has no standing in civil law apart from the right to recover works as a cashier. vs. money or property advanced by plaintiff upon the faith of such promise. Soon, she became pregnant. Cesar was a constant visitor at her home, and wrote Syquia a letter to the priest saying that if the child was a boy, it will be christened in G.R. No. L- his name. On his trip to China and Japan, he was writing letters to Antonia cautioning her to keep in good condition so that “junior” will be strong. When she December 26, 1964 gave birth, Syquia took her and the child to live in a house where they lived together for 1 year as a family, with expenses being shouldered by Syquia. She became pregnant again, but soon Syquia left her to marry another woman.