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    The document defines various Latin terms relating to intent in criminal law and civil law and provides examples of Philippine laws where those intents are relevant. It discusses intents to harm, steal, profit, possess, perpetrate crimes, own, injure, kill, assist in crimes, deprive of property, bring cohabitation to an end, confess, defend, injure, take, restore, destroy, occupy territory, keep things, defame, remain, abandon, contract, revoke, make a will, give gifts, pay, return, and remain or not remain in a place. Many of the examples provided are acts prohibited under Philippine criminal statutes.

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    Animus

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    The document defines various Latin terms relating to intent in criminal law and civil law and provides examples of Philippine laws where those intents are relevant. It discusses intents to harm, steal, profit, possess, perpetrate crimes, own, injure, kill, assist in crimes, deprive of property, bring cohabitation to an end, confess, defend, injure, take, restore, destroy, occupy territory, keep things, defame, remain, abandon, contract, revoke, make a will, give gifts, pay, return, and remain or not remain in a place. Many of the examples provided are acts prohibited under Philippine criminal statutes.

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    The document defines various Latin terms relating to intent in criminal law and civil law and provides examples of Philippine laws where those intents are relevant. It discusses intents to harm, steal, profit, possess, perpetrate crimes, own, injure, kill, assist in crimes, deprive of property, bring cohabitation to an end, confess, defend, injure, take, restore, destroy, occupy territory, keep things, defame, remain, abandon, contract, revoke, make a will, give gifts, pay, return, and remain or not remain in a place. Many of the examples provided are acts prohibited under Philippine criminal statutes.

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    Animus

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    The document defines various Latin terms relating to intent in criminal law and civil law and provides examples of Philippine laws where those intents are relevant. It discusses intents to harm, steal, profit, possess, perpetrate crimes, own, injure, kill, assist in crimes, deprive of property, bring cohabitation to an end, confess, defend, injure, take, restore, destroy, occupy territory, keep things, defame, remain, abandon, contract, revoke, make a will, give gifts, pay, return, and remain or not remain in a place. Many of the examples provided are acts prohibited under Philippine criminal statutes.

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    Animus Nocendi intent to harm or cause  RA No.

    9995 (Anti- Photo and


    damage Video Voyeurism Act of 2009)
     RA No. 8049 (Anti-Hazing
    Law)
     RA No. 9262 (VAWC)
    Animus Furandi intent to steal  Theft- Intent to steal personal
    property
    Animus Lucrandi intention to make a profit or  Robbery
    make profit  Theft
     PD No. 1612 (Anti-Fencing
    Law)
     RA No 9208 (Trafficking in
    Persons Act)
     RA No 10883 (Anti Carnapping)
     RA No. 9194 (Anti-Money
    Laundering Act of 2001)
    Animus Possidendi intent to possess  RA 10591 (Illegal Possesion of
    firearms)/ PD 1866
     RA No. 9165 (Comprehensive
    Dangerous Frugs Act of 2002)
     RA 9516
    Animus Auctoris intention or will to perpetrate  RA No. 9372 (Human Security
    a crime Act)

    Animus Domini intention to own

    Animus Laedendi intent to injure  RA No 10175 (Cybercrime


    Law)
     RA No. 9995 (Anti- Photo and
    Video Voyeurism Act of 2009)
     RA 9262 (VAWC)
    Animus Necandi intention to kill

    Animus Socii intention or willingness to  conspiracy


    assist in the commission of a
    crime as accomplice

    Animus Spoliandi intent to deprive or disposses


    another of possession or
    enjoyment of property or
    rights in property.

    Animus Deserendi intent to bring cohabitation


    permanently to an end

    Animus Confidenti intention to confess

    Animus Defendi intent to defend


    Animus Iniuriandi intent to injure
    Animus Capiendi intention to take or capture

    Animus Restituendi intention of restoring


    Animus Cancellandi intention of destroying or  will
    cancelling
    Animus Occupandi an intention to occupy or
    control; territory and to assert
    sovereignty over
    Animus Rem Sibi Habendi intent to keep a thing for  Theft
    oneself  Robbery

    Animus Defamandi intent of defaming  Libel


     Slander
     RA No. 9995 (Anti- Photo and
    Video Voyeurism Act of 2009)
    Animus Morandi intention to remain, or to 
    delay
    Animus derelinquendi- intention of abandoning 

    Animus Contrahendi intention to contract 

    Animus Revocandi intent to revoke  Will


     donation
    Animus testandi intention to make a testament  Tax Laws
    or will

    Animus Donandi intention to give or to make a  Tax laws


    gift

    Animus Solvendi intention to pay 

    Animus revertendi intent to return 


    Animus manendi intention of remaining  RA 9225 (Citizenship Retention
    and Re-acquisiton Act)
    Animus non-revertendi intention not to return  RA 9225

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