Test Bank for Introduction to Law ILW1501 Assignment 100 fully Researched Rationales A+GUARANTEE

Test Bank for Introduction to Law ILW1501 Assignment 100 fully Researched Rationales A+GUARANTEE. Law - ANSWERS generally means any rule of action or any system of uniformity Law - ANSWERS generally determines the activities of, movements or motions of all objects of creation, whether animate of inanimate (MJ Gamboa, Introduction to Philippine Law, 6th ed., p.3) State law - ANSWERS law that is promulgated and enforced by the state (MJ Gamboa, Introduction to Philippine Law, 6th ed., p.3) 1. Divine law 2. Natural law 3. Moral law 4. Physical law - ANSWERS the 2nd general group of law includes what kinds of laws? (MJ Gamboa, Introduction to Philippine Law, 6th ed., p.3) 1. State law 2. Divine law 3. Natural law 4. Moral law - ANSWERS law/s that apply/ies only to men as rational beings Physical law - ANSWERS law/s that operates on all things, including men, without regard to the latter's use of their will power and intelligence Physical law - ANSWERS law that is called law only figuratively speaking or by analogy (analogy - C. Pascual, Legal Method, 2nd ed., p. 13) Divine law - ANSWERS the law of religion and faith which concerns itself with the concepts of sin (as contrasted with crime) and salvation God - ANSWERS source of the divine law, or one who formally promulgated, revealed or divulged to mankind the divine law Direct revelation - ANSWERS means by which the divine law was formally promulgated, revealed or divulged to mankind Ten Commandments - ANSWERS under the Old Testament, what embodies the divine law? Quoran - ANSWERS for Muslims, divine law is embodies in the? Certain rewards and punishments in the present life or in the life to come - ANSWERS sanction of divine law (Clark, Elementary Law, p. 5) Natural law - ANSWERS the divine inspiration in man of the sense of justice, fairness, and righteousness by internal dictates of reason alone Law of nature - ANSWERS other term for natural law Natural law - ANSWERS regarded as the reasonable basis of state law Moral law - ANSWERS the totality of the norms of good and right conduct growing out of the collective sense of right and wrong of every community Mores - ANSWERS ways of life; the essential or characteristic customs and conventions of a community Not absolute - ANSWERS is moral law absolute or not? A spontaneous social reaction/response - ANSWERS effect of breaking a moral law, since there is no definite moral sanction (C. Pascual, The Nature and Elements of Law, 1954 ed., p.16) Moral law - ANSWERS law that influences or shapes state law Physical law - ANSWERS in the operation or course of nature, these are the uniformities of actions and orders of sequence which the physical phenomena that we sense and feel Law of physical science - ANSWERS other term for physical law Physical law - ANSWERS being addressed to objects which have no power to disobey, it is in reality nothing more than an order or regularity in nature by which certain results follow certain causes (Clark, Elementary Law, p. 34) 1. Positive law 2. Municipal law 3. Civil law 4. Imperative law - ANSWERS other terms for state law State's physical force - ANSWERS aids the state in enforcing state laws, if necessary Philosophical theology - ANSWERS a full examination of divine law properly belongs to what field? (MJ Gamboa, Introduction to Philippine Law, 6th ed., p.5) Metaphysics - ANSWERS a full examination of natural law properly belongs to what field? (MJ Gamboa, Introduction to Philippine Law, 6th ed., p.5) Ethics - ANSWERS a full examination of moral law properly belongs to what field? (MJ Gamboa, Introduction to Philippine Law, 6th ed., p.5) Physical science/ Physics - ANSWERS a full examination of physical law properly belongs to what field? (MJ Gamboa, Introduction to Philippine Law, 6th ed., p.5) 1. General or abstract sense 2. Specific or material sense - ANSWERS 2 concepts under which the term law may be understood General sense - ANSWERS concept or sense in which law refers to all the laws taken together The mass of obligatory rules established for the purpose of governing the relations of persons in society. - ANSWERS definition of law in its general sense (A. Tolentino, Civil Code of the Philippines, 1953 ed., Vol. 1, p. 1) 1. Law of the land 2. Rule of law and not of men 3. Equality before the law