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    This document discusses Article III of the 1987 Philippine Constitution concerning the Bill of Rights. It mentions that there are 22 Sections to memorize related to Fundamental Powers of the State, including the police power, power of taxation, and power of expropriation/eminent domain. Examples of related cases are provided. It also notes that rights are not absolute and can only be exercised without violating the law or infringing on the rights of others.

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    This document discusses Article III of the 1987 Philippine Constitution concerning the Bill of Rights. It mentions that there are 22 Sections to memorize related to Fundamental Powers of the State, including the police power, power of taxation, and power of expropriation/eminent domain. Examples of related cases are provided. It also notes that rights are not absolute and can only be exercised without violating the law or infringing on the rights of others.

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    01/20/2023

    Article III of the 1987 Constitution.


    Bill of Rights

    22 Sections to memorize.
    Fundamental Powers of the State
    1. Police Power.
    2. Power of Taxation.
    - Abrabalica Case?
    3. Power of Expropriation/
    Eminent Domain.
    - Small Landowners v. Secretary of
    Agrarian Reform
    *Rights are not absolute, rights
    may only be exercised without
    violating the law, the corollary
    right of another person.

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