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    Doctrine Compilation

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    The Doctrine of Incomplete Privilege allows interference with another's property to avoid imminent danger, as long as the damage avoided is much greater than the interference caused. This is codified in Article 432 of the Philippines Civil Code. The Doctrine of Damnum Absque Injuria holds that exercising one's legal rights is not actionable even if it causes losses to another, as the law does not provide remedies for such losses.

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    The Doctrine of Incomplete Privilege allows interference with another's property to avoid imminent danger, as long as the damage avoided is much greater than the interference caused. This is codified in Article 432 of the Philippines Civil Code. The Doctrine of Damnum Absque Injuria holds that exercising one's legal rights is not actionable even if it causes losses to another, as the law does not provide remedies for such losses.

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    The Doctrine of Incomplete Privilege allows interference with another's property to avoid imminent danger, as long as the damage avoided is much greater than the interference caused. This is codified in Article 432 of the Philippines Civil Code. The Doctrine of Damnum Absque Injuria holds that exercising one's legal rights is not actionable even if it causes losses to another, as the law does not provide remedies for such losses.

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    The Doctrine of Incomplete Privilege allows interference with another's property to avoid imminent danger, as long as the damage avoided is much greater than the interference caused. This is codified in Article 432 of the Philippines Civil Code. The Doctrine of Damnum Absque Injuria holds that exercising one's legal rights is not actionable even if it causes losses to another, as the law does not provide remedies for such losses.

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    DOCTRINE COMPILATION

    DOCTRINE OF INCOMPLETE PRIVILEGE

    The Doctrine of Incomplete Privilege is a concept is civil law regarding the right
    of an owner of a thing and the limitation to this right in cases of interference.
    This doctrine has been codified in Article 432 of the Civil Code of the Philippines.
    It is also called the rule on "state of necessity."

    Article 432. The owner of a thing has no right to prohibit the interference of
    another with the same, if the interference is necessary to avert an imminent
    danger and the threatened damage, compared to the damage arising to the
    owner from the interference, is much greater. The owner may demand from the
    person benefited indemnity for the damage to him.

    DOCTRINE OF DAMNUM ABSQUE INJURIA

    The legitimate exercise of a person’s right, even if it causes loses to another, does
    not automatically result in an actionable injury and the law does not prescribe
    remedy for the loss.

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