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Law is the general rule of human conduct and is obligatory that is then enforced by the government.
Each Law is binding and authoritative which means that non-compliance will have a corresponding
punishment.
The Sources of Law includes the Constitution, Legislation, Administrative orders, regulation and rulings,
Jurisprudence, Customs and others. For the interpretation of Laws if there is doubt there is a need for it
to be reinterpreted and if the Law is clear then it won’t be interpreted anymore instead it will be solely
for application.
The Organization of Courts in the Philippines consists of three which are the Regular courts, Special
courts and Quasi-judicial agencies.
The first classification of laws is as to purpose; substantive creates and regulates right and duties while
adjective refers to procedures by which right may be enforces. The second one is as to subject matter
that is classified into public and private.
There is a conclusive presumption in law that ignorance of which excuses no one. In this sense, everyone
should be constructively informed through publication (Art 3 of CC)