The document outlines the coverage of Mercantile Law Review for the 2nd semester of the 2018-2019 school year at Medina College of Law. It discusses the weekly topics to be covered over 8 weeks, including Negotiable Instruments Law, Insurance Code, Transportation Laws, Trust Receipts Law, Intellectual Property Code, Banking Laws, Law on Secrecy of Bank Deposits, and Anti-Money Laundering Act. For each topic, it provides a brief overview of the key areas and concepts to be discussed that week.
The document outlines the coverage of Mercantile Law Review for the 2nd semester of the 2018-2019 school year at Medina College of Law. It discusses the weekly topics to be covered over 8 weeks, including Negotiable Instruments Law, Insurance Code, Transportation Laws, Trust Receipts Law, Intellectual Property Code, Banking Laws, Law on Secrecy of Bank Deposits, and Anti-Money Laundering Act. For each topic, it provides a brief overview of the key areas and concepts to be discussed that week.
The document outlines the coverage of Mercantile Law Review for the 2nd semester of the 2018-2019 school year at Medina College of Law. It discusses the weekly topics to be covered over 8 weeks, including Negotiable Instruments Law, Insurance Code, Transportation Laws, Trust Receipts Law, Intellectual Property Code, Banking Laws, Law on Secrecy of Bank Deposits, and Anti-Money Laundering Act. For each topic, it provides a brief overview of the key areas and concepts to be discussed that week.
The document outlines the coverage of Mercantile Law Review for the 2nd semester of the 2018-2019 school year at Medina College of Law. It discusses the weekly topics to be covered over 8 weeks, including Negotiable Instruments Law, Insurance Code, Transportation Laws, Trust Receipts Law, Intellectual Property Code, Banking Laws, Law on Secrecy of Bank Deposits, and Anti-Money Laundering Act. For each topic, it provides a brief overview of the key areas and concepts to be discussed that week.
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COVERAGE MERCANTILE LAW REVIEW
2nd Semester, 2018-2019
MEDINA COLLEGE OF LAW
Week 1: December 02, 2018
Negotiable Instruments Law
A. Forms and Interpretation
1. Requisites of Negotiability 2. Kinds of Negotiable Instruments
B. Completion and Delivery
1. Insertion of Date 2. Completion of Blanks 3. Incomplete and Undelivered Instruments 4. Complete but Undelivered Instruments
C. Signature 1. Signing in Trade Name 2. Signature of Agent 3. Indorsement by Minor or Corporation 4. Forgery
D. Consideration
E. Accommodation Party
F. Negotiation 1. Distinguished from Assignment 2. 2. Modes of Negotiation 3. Kinds of Indorsements
G. Rights of the Holder
1. Holder in Due Course 2. Defenses Against the Holder
H. Liabilities of Parties 1. Maker 2. Drawer 3. Acceptor 4. Indorser 5. Warranties
I. Presentment for Payment
1. Necessity of Presentment for Payment 2. Parties to Whom Presentment for Payment Should Be Made 3. Dispensation with Presentment for Payment 4. Dishonor by Non-Payment
J. Notice of Dishonor 1. Parties to Be Notified MERCANTILE LAW REVIEW Page 1 of 7 2. Parties Who May Give Notice and Dishonor 3. Effect of Notice 4. Form of Notice 5. Waiver 6. Dispensation with Notice 7. Effect of Failure to Give Notice
December 9, 2018
K. Discharge of Negotiable Instrument
1. Discharge of Negotiable Instrument 2. Discharge of Parties Secondarily Liable 3. Right of Party Who Discharged Instrument 4. Renunciation by Holder
L. Material Alteration 1. Concept 2. Effect of Material Alteration
M. Acceptance 1. Definition 2. Manner 3. Time for Acceptance 4. Rules Governing Acceptance
N. Presentment for Acceptance
1. Time/Place/Manner of Presentment 2. 2. Effect of Failure to Make Presentment 3. 3. Dishonor by Non-Acceptance
O. Promissory Notes P. Checks 1. Definition 2. Kinds 3. Presentment for Payment a. Time b. Effect of Delay
Letters of Credit
A. Definition and Nature of Letter of Credit
B. Parties to a Letter of Credit
1. Rights and Obligations of Parties
C. Basic Principles of Letters of Credit
1. Doctrine of Independence 2. Fraud Exception Principle 3. Doctrine of Strict Compliance
Week 2: December 16, 2018
Insurance Code MERCANTILE LAW REVIEW Page 2 of 7 A. Concept of Insurance
B. Elements of an Insurance Contract
C. Characteristics/Nature of Insurance Contracts D. Classes
1. Marine 2. Fire 3. Casualty 4. Suretyship 5. Life 6. Compulsory Motor Vehicle Liability Insurance
E. Insurable Interest 1. In Life/Health 2. In Property 3. Double Insurance and Over Insurance 4. Multiple or Several Interests on Same Property
F. Perfection of the Contract of Insurance
1. Offer and Acceptance/Consensual a. Delay in Acceptance b. Delivery of Policy 2. Premium Payment 3. Non-Default Options in Life Insurance 4. Reinstatement of a Lapsed Policy of Life Insurance 5. Refund of Premiums
G. Rescission of Insurance Contracts
1. Concealment 2. Misrepresentation/Omissions 3. Breach of Warranties
H. Claims Settlement and Subrogation
1. Notice and Proof of Loss 2. Guidelines on Claims Settlement a. Unfair Claims Settlement; Sanctions b. b. Prescription of Action c. Subrogation
Week 3: January 6, 2019
Transportation Laws
A. Common Carriers 1. Diligence Required of Common Carriers 2. 2. Liabilities of Common Carriers
B. Vigilance over Goods
1. Exempting Causes a. Requirement of Absence of Negligence b. Absence of Delay c. Due Diligence to Prevent or Lessen the Loss 2. Contributory Negligence 3. Duration of Liability a. Delivery of Goods to Common Carrier b. Actual or Constructive Delivery c. Temporary Unloading or Storage MERCANTILE LAW REVIEW Page 3 of 7 4. Stipulation for Limitation of Liability a. Void Stipulations b. Limitation of Liability to Fixed Amount c. Limitation of Liability in Absence of Declaration of Greater Value 5. Liability for Baggage of Passengers a. Checked-In Baggage b. Baggage in Possession of Passengers
C. Safety of Passengers 1. Void Stipulations 2. Duration of Liability a. Waiting for Carrier or Boarding of Carrier b. Arrival at Destination 3. Liability for Acts of Others a. Employees b. Other Passengers and Strangers 4. Extent of Liability for Damages
D. Bill of Lading 1. Three-Fold Character 2. 2. Delivery of Goods a. Period of Delivery b. Delivery Without Surrender of Bill of Lading c. Refusal of Consignee to Take Delivery 3. Period for Filing Claims 4. Period for Filing Actions E. Maritime Commerce
1. Charter Parties a. Bareboat/Demise Charter b. b. Time Charter c. Voyage/Trip Charter 2. Liability of Ship Owners and Shipping Agents a. Liability for Acts of Captain b. Exceptions to Limited Liability 3. Accidents and Damages in Maritime Commerce a. General Average b. Collisions 4. Carriage of Goods by Sea Act a. Application b. Notice of Loss or Damage c. Period of Prescription d. Limitation of Liability
F. The Warsaw Convention
1. Applicability 2. Limitation of Liability a. Liability to Passengers b. Liability for Checked Baggage c. Liability for Handcarried Baggage 3. Willful Misconduct
Week 4: January 13, 2019
Trust Receipts Law
MERCANTILE LAW REVIEW
Page 4 of 7 A. Definition/Concept of a Trust Receipt Transaction 1. Loan/Security Feature 2. Ownership of the Goods, Documents and Instruments under a Trust Receipt
B. Rights of the Entruster
1. Validity of the Security Interest as Against the Creditors of the Entrustee/Innocent Purchasers for Value
C. Obligation and Liability of the Entrustee
1. Payment/Delivery of Proceeds of Sale or Disposition of Goods, Documents or Instruments 2. Return of Goods, Documents or Instruments in Case of Sale 3. Liability for Loss of Goods, Documents or Instruments 4. Penal Sanction if Offender is a Corporation
D. Remedies Available C. Warehouseman’s Lien
The Chattel Mortgage Law and Real Estate Mortgage Law
A. Intellectual Property Rights in General 1. Intellectual Property Rights 2. Differences between Copyrights, Trademarks and Patent 3. Technology Transfer Arrangements
B. Patents 1. Patentable Inventions 2. Non-Patentable Inventions 3. Ownership of a Patent a. Right to a Patent b. First-to-File Rule c. Inventions Created Pursuant to a Commission d. Right of Priority 4. Grounds for Cancellation of a Patent 5. Remedy of the True and Actual Inventor 6. Rights Conferred by a Patent 7. Limitations of Patent Rights a. Prior User b. Use by the Government 8. Patent Infringement a. Tests in Patent Infringement i. Literal Infringement ii. Doctrine of Equivalents b. Defenses in Action for Infringement 9. Licensing a. Voluntary b. Compulsory 10. Assignment and Transmission of Rights
C. Trademarks 1. Definition of Marks, Collective Marks, Trade Names 2. Acquisition of Ownership of Mark 3. Acquisition of Ownership of Trade Name 4. Non-Registrable Marks 5. Prior Use of Mark as a Requirement 6. Tests to Determine Confusing Similarity between Marks a. Dominancy Test MERCANTILE LAW REVIEW Page 5 of 7 b. Holistic Test 7. Well-Known Marks 8. Rights Conferred by Registration 9. Use by Third Parties of Names, etc. Similar to Registered Mark 10. Infringement and Remedies a. Trademark Infringement b. b. Damages c. Requirement of Notice 11. Unfair Competition 12. Trade Names or Business Names 13. Collective Marks
D. Copyrights 1. Basic Principles, Sections 172.2, 175 and 181 2. Copyrightable Works a. Original Works b. Derivative Works 3. Non-Copyrightable Works 4. Rights of Copyright Owner 5. Rules on Ownership of Copyright 6. Limitations on Copyright a. Doctrine of Fair Use b. Copyright Infringement
E. Rules of Procedure for Intellectual Property Rights Cases (A.M. No. 10-3-10-SC)
Week 6: January 27, 2019
Banking Laws The New Central Bank Act (R.A. No. 7653) 1. State Policies 2. Creation of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) 3. Responsibility and Primary Objective 4. Monetary Board—Powers and Functions 5. How the BSP Handles Banks in Distress a. Conservatorship b. Closure c. Receivership d. Liquidation 6. How the BSP Handles Exchange Crisis a. Legal Tender Power b. Rate of Exchange
General Banking Law of 2000 (R.A. No. 8791)
1. Definition and Classification of Banks 2. Distinction of Banks from Quasi-Banks and Trust Entities 3. Bank Powers and Liabilities a. Corporate Powers b. Banking and Incidental Powers 4. Diligence Required of Banks — Relevant Jurisprudence 5. Nature of Bank Funds and Bank Deposits 6. Stipulation on Interests 7. Grant of Loans and Security Requirements a. Ratio of Net Worth to Total Risk Assets b. Single Borrower’s Limit MERCANTILE LAW REVIEW Page 6 of 7 c. Restrictions on Bank Exposure to DOSRI (Directors, Officers, Stockholders and their Related Interests)
Week 7: February 3, 2019
Law on Secrecy of Bank Deposits (R.A. No. 1405, as amended)
1. Purpose 2. Prohibited Acts 3. Deposits Covered 4. Exceptions 5. Garnishment of Deposits, including Foreign Deposits
Anti-Money Laundering Act (R.A. No. 9160, as amended by R.A. No. 9194) 1. Policy of the Law 2. Covered Institutions 3. Obligations of Covered Institutions 4. Covered Transactions 5. Suspicious Transactions 6. When Is Money Laundering Committed 7. Unlawful Activities or Predicate Crimes 8. Anti-Money Laundering Council 9. Functions 10. Freezing of Monetary Instrument or Property 11. Authority to Inquire Into Bank Deposits
Week 8: February 10, 2019
Foreign Investments Act (R.A. No. 7042)
1. Policy of the Law 2. Definition of Terms a. Foreign Investment b. “Doing Business” in the Philippines c. Export Enterprise d. Domestic Market Enterprise 3. Registration of Investments on Non-Philippine Nationals 4. Foreign Investments in Export Enterprise 5. Foreign Investments in Domestic Market Enterprise 6. Foreign Investment Negative List
Week 9: February 17, 2019
1. Corporation Code Salient Subject Matters
Week 10: February 24, 2019
2. Intra-Corporation Controversies Rules of Court 3. Corporation Rehabilitation Rules of Court
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