Weather stations on military bases also serve the purpose of the military base

Weather stations on military bases also serve the purpose of the military base Maritime Law scholar Dr. Jay Batongbacal who is Director of UP Law Center’s IMLOS, expressed concern over China’s installation of weather observation stations in the Spratleys. Reacting to a report in the South China Morning Post, Professor Batongbacal told the Philippine Daily Inquirer when interviewed, that the government should “question” this development considering that it has taken place in the territorial waters of the West Philippine Sea (as ruled upon by the Court of Arbitration in The Hague). Link to the full report : https://www.pressreader.com/philippines/philippine-daily-inquirer/20181106/281543701935237  

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The footprint of Mrs. S in UP Law annals

The footprint of Mrs. S in UP Law annals At an intimate gathering in the Ambion Room on Friday, 26 October 2018, UP Law alumni and faculty paid tribute to Mrs. Celia Sebastian – of ‘Mommy’ fame.  Atty. Arnel Cassanova and Professor Gaby Concepcion delivered remarks on behalf of the two constituencies. Mrs. S. belongs in the annals of the UP College of Law, through her canteen where lawyers-in-the-making have dined over the years. The tribute gave recognition to her for running an enterprise where the bottom line was never profit but Service to the iskolar ng bayan. For oral…

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IMLOS Director on ASEAN-China Code of Conduct

Maritime Law expert discusses draft code of conduct between ASEAN and China In a continuing public conversation on the subject, Director of IMLOS Professor Jay Batongbacal discusses the draft code of conduct in the South China Sea that is being proposed between ASEAN and China. Recognized for his expertise in the Law of the Sea, Professor Batongbacal is oft sought by print and broadcast media to explain the rapid developments taking place in the waters of the Region. The first three of these discussions may be accessed at : ASEAN draft code of conduct with China signals start of negotiations:…

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A call on Law Faculty to help generate a better informed public

A call on Law Faculty to help generate a better informed public In a media conversation moderated by Maritess Vitug on the topic “Inside the Supreme Court,” with Professor Teodoro Te and  reporter Lian Buan, Justice Leonen called on legal academics to “assist the public in the interpretation of certain decisions.”  A good part of the exchange dealt with how the public needs to understand the workings of the SC and how the Court arrives at its decisions. Justice Leonen advocated that it is the role of law academia to “explain the decision” in a manner that imbues public understanding…

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UP Law Complex, UP OUTLaws partner for Forum on Gender Discrimination and SOGIE Equality Bill

UP Law Complex, UP OUTLaws partner for Forum on Gender Discrimination and SOGIE Equality Bill The UP Law Complex Gender and Development Committee, UP OUTLaws, with the UP Diliman Gender Office cordially invites the public to  the "Forum on So G! The SOGIE Equality Bill and Gender Discrimination in the Philippines." The event will be held on October 25, 2018, at the Malcolm Theater, UP College of Law, from 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM. The forum coincides with the UP Diliman Pride Month 2018, themed "Pride is a Protest: UP Para sa Paninindigan, Pagkakaisa at Pagkakapantay-pantay."  

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Rule 130 Justifies Secondary Evidence (Rules of Court)

Professor Antonio La Viña: Secondary evidence is justified by Rule 130 of the Rules of Court Legal lesson 3: Secondary evidence is justified by Rule 130 of the Rules of Court Sec. 5   "When the original document has been lost or destroyed, or cannot be produced in court, the offeror, upon proof of its execution or existence and the cause of its unavailability without bad faith on his part, may prove its contents by a copy, or by a recital of its contents in some authentic document, or by the testimony of witnesses in the order stated." Professor Tony La…

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