Branching out: Historical school of legal philosophy as the basis of Republic Act 9262 otherwise known as antiviolence against women and their children

This research paper is primarily focused in the discussion of the gravity of influence of the Historical School of Jurisprudence created by Savigny to the creation and implementation of Republic Act 9262 otherwise known as Antiviolence against Women and their Children. This thesis aims to draw the l...

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Main Authors:	Murillo, Robin, Tejada, John Louie S.
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Language:	English
Published:	Animo Repository 2007
Subjects:	Commercial Law
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spellingShingle	Commercial Law Murillo, Robin Tejada, John Louie S. Branching out: Historical school of legal philosophy as the basis of Republic Act 9262 otherwise known as antiviolence against women and their children
description	This research paper is primarily focused in the discussion of the gravity of influence of the Historical School of Jurisprudence created by Savigny to the creation and implementation of Republic Act 9262 otherwise known as Antiviolence against Women and their Children. This thesis aims to draw the link of how opinions, beliefs, longings, usages, traditions, idiosyncrasies, arts, customs and sometimes superstitions (OBLUTIACS) were used as the founding principle behind the enactment of R.A. 9262.
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title	Branching out: Historical school of legal philosophy as the basis of Republic Act 9262 otherwise known as antiviolence against women and their children
title_short	Branching out: Historical school of legal philosophy as the basis of Republic Act 9262 otherwise known as antiviolence against women and their children
title_full	Branching out: Historical school of legal philosophy as the basis of Republic Act 9262 otherwise known as antiviolence against women and their children
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Branching out: Historical school of legal philosophy as the basis of Republic Act 9262 otherwise known as antiviolence against women and their children

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