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    A six-year-old girl named Mary Banag was attacked by Arthur Sison's dog outside his gate on September 12. As Mary tried to open the gate to buy ice candy, the dog jumped out and bit her leg and arms, knocking her to the ground. A witness named Fred Puzon helped Mary and kicked the dog away. Arthur then brought Mary to a nearby clinic to treat her wounds. Mary's father claims Arthur should pay for damages caused by his dog, while Arthur denies liability. The relevant laws indicate that owners are responsible for any damages caused by their animals.

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    A six-year-old girl named Mary Banag was attacked by Arthur Sison's dog outside his gate on September 12. As Mary tried to open the gate to buy ice candy, the dog jumped out and bit her leg and arms, knocking her to the ground. A witness named Fred Puzon helped Mary and kicked the dog away. Arthur then brought Mary to a nearby clinic to treat her wounds. Mary's father claims Arthur should pay for damages caused by his dog, while Arthur denies liability. The relevant laws indicate that owners are responsible for any damages caused by their animals.

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    A six-year-old girl named Mary Banag was attacked by Arthur Sison's dog outside his gate on September 12. As Mary tried to open the gate to buy ice candy, the dog jumped out and bit her leg and arms, knocking her to the ground. A witness named Fred Puzon helped Mary and kicked the dog away. Arthur then brought Mary to a nearby clinic to treat her wounds. Mary's father claims Arthur should pay for damages caused by his dog, while Arthur denies liability. The relevant laws indicate that owners are responsible for any damages caused by their animals.

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    A six-year-old girl named Mary Banag was attacked by Arthur Sison's dog outside his gate on September 12. As Mary tried to open the gate to buy ice candy, the dog jumped out and bit her leg and arms, knocking her to the ground. A witness named Fred Puzon helped Mary and kicked the dog away. Arthur then brought Mary to a nearby clinic to treat her wounds. Mary's father claims Arthur should pay for damages caused by his dog, while Arthur denies liability. The relevant laws indicate that owners are responsible for any damages caused by their animals.

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    Hernandez, Chad Jorel V.

    1C
    Facts in Sequence:

    Mary Banag is six years old and a resident of 12 Annapolis Street, Cubao,
    Quezon City
    The incident happened on September 12 at about 3 p.m near Arthurs house.
    She approached Arthurs gate and knock on it. As she tested the gate by
    pushing it, the dog jumped out.
    She held the gate open and called in saying that she wanted to buy ice-candy
    then the dog went after her. It attacked her from behind as she turned and
    ran to leave.
    The dog bit Marys leg and even her arms as she fell to the ground.
    The witness, Fred Puzon, immediately ran to help Mary and kicked the dog
    away to protect her from further attacks.
    The owner of the dog, Arthur Sison, picked her up, called a tricycle, and
    brought her to nearby clinic for treatment.

    Narrative Format:
    Mary Banag is six years old and a resident of 12 Annapolis Street, Cubao,
    Quezon City. The incident happened on September 12 at about 3 p.m. near Arthurs
    house She approached Arthurs gate and knock on it. As she tested the gate by
    pushing it, the dog jumped out.
    She held the gate open and called in saying that she wanted to buy ice-candy
    then the dog went after her. It attacked her from behind as she turned and ran to
    leave. The dog bit Marys leg and even her arms as she fell to the ground. The
    witness, Fred Puzon, immediately ran to help Mary and kicked the dog away to
    protect her from further attacks. The owner of the dog, Arthur Sison, picked her up,
    called a tricycle, and brought her to nearby clinic for treatment.
    Legal Dispute:
    a) The complainants claim that respondent should pay his daughter for the
    damages caused by his dog.
    b) The respondents denial of claim that he is liable to the complainants
    daughter for damages.
    Principal Issue:
    Whether or not the respondent should pay for the damages caused by his dog to
    the complainants daughter
    Summary Of The Facts From The Point Of View Of:
    Peter:
    My daughter, Mary Banag, six years of age, decided to go to Arthurs house
    to buy ice candy during afternoon of September 12 at about 3 p.m. As she knocked
    on it and tried to open the gate, the dog attacked her from behind as she turned
    and ran to leave. The dog bit Marys leg and even her arms as she fell to the
    ground. The witness, Fred Puzon, immediately ran to help Mary and kicked the dog
    away to protect her from further attacks. The owner of the dog, Arthur Sison, picked
    her up, called a tricycle, and brought her to nearby clinic for treatment.
    Arthur:
    I was awakened from my nap when I heard a commotion outside. I heard someone
    shouting that my dog attacked a child. I got up and ran out. As I did, I saw Fred
    trying to stop my dog from attacking Mary. I immediately stepped out into the street
    as soon as I can and sent my dog inside. I called a tricycle and brought Mary to a
    medical clinic nearby for treatment of her wounds and for an injection. I paid the
    medical bill.
    Relevant and Applicable Laws:

    In this case, the complainant may file a civil action for the damages. As provided for
    under Article 2176 of the New Civil Code of the Philippines, Whoever by act or
    omission causes damage to another, there being fault or negligence, is obliged to
    pay for the damage done. Such fault or negligence, if there is no pre-existing
    contractual relation between the parties, is called a quasi-delict and is governed by
    the provisions of this Chapter.
    For this particular circumstance that a dog caused an injury or damage, the Article
    2183 of the New Civil Code of the Philippines, states that, The possessor of an
    animal or whoever may make use of the same is responsible for the damage which
    it may cause, although it may escape or be lost. This responsibility shall cease only
    in case the damage should come from force majeure or from the fault of the person
    who has suffered damage.

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