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QUESTIONS:
2. Is there a need to provide a proof of pecuniary loss before one can claim
moral damages? Explain.
Answer:
No, proof of pecuniary loss is not required in order that moral damages
may be claimed. The awarding of damages is left to the discretion of the
court, based on the circumstances of each case
Answer:
No, bad faith or wrongful act or ommission must be present for moral damages to
be awarded to the claimant
Answer:
6. What are the instances or analogous cases where award of moral damages is
justified? Give atleast 2.
Answer:
9. It is one of the which the courts will take into consideration when awarding
moral damages. For instance, the courts will take into consideration tragic incidents
which will leave an indelible mark or a constant reminder of the traumatic experience.
Among these include. Mutilation, degree of physical suffering endured and the like.
Answer:
One of the factors that the court will take into consideration is the sentimental value
of a real or personal property.
10. Another factor in determining the award for moral damages. It is a pre-
determined pecuniary payment which is awarded by the court to the complainant.
This will simplify the rules in awarding moral damages as similar cases are treated
the same. However, the courts must take into consideration prevailing circumstances
so as to determine whether or not the amount should be more or less.
12. Brothers and sisters, as relatives of the deceased, can recover moral damages
for the death of their sibling. (Article 2206 Death by Quasi Delict) (Assuming they DO
NOT exercise parental authority over the deceased)
a. Libel or any other defamation and commission of crimes involving moral turpitude
b. Libel or any other defamation and violation of special laws
c. Libel or any other defamation and humiliation to its reputation in the business
realm
d. Libel or any other defamation and estafa/violation of BP 22
Answer: