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    A and B got married in 2015 and had a child a year later. In 2020, they separated due to misunderstandings and A left, leaving the child with B. B initially agreed to A providing $50,000 monthly support but later demanded $200,000, considering A's $400,000 monthly income. The second problem describes a car accident where B was at fault but A opted not to press criminal charges since B is a churchmate. A sued for expenses but B refused to pay travel and meal costs during car repairs. The summary argues A should provide higher support due to income and that B should pay all agreed expenses since he was at fault in the accident.

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    A and B got married in 2015 and had a child a year later. In 2020, they separated due to misunderstandings and A left, leaving the child with B. B initially agreed to A providing $50,000 monthly support but later demanded $200,000, considering A's $400,000 monthly income. The second problem describes a car accident where B was at fault but A opted not to press criminal charges since B is a churchmate. A sued for expenses but B refused to pay travel and meal costs during car repairs. The summary argues A should provide higher support due to income and that B should pay all agreed expenses since he was at fault in the accident.

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    A and B got married in 2015 and had a child a year later. In 2020, they separated due to misunderstandings and A left, leaving the child with B. B initially agreed to A providing $50,000 monthly support but later demanded $200,000, considering A's $400,000 monthly income. The second problem describes a car accident where B was at fault but A opted not to press criminal charges since B is a churchmate. A sued for expenses but B refused to pay travel and meal costs during car repairs. The summary argues A should provide higher support due to income and that B should pay all agreed expenses since he was at fault in the accident.

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    25 L T8 JJLFJ LNHEbe 420

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    A and B got married in 2015 and had a child a year later. In 2020, they separated due to misunderstandings and A left, leaving the child with B. B initially agreed to A providing $50,000 monthly support but later demanded $200,000, considering A's $400,000 monthly income. The second problem describes a car accident where B was at fault but A opted not to press criminal charges since B is a churchmate. A sued for expenses but B refused to pay travel and meal costs during car repairs. The summary argues A should provide higher support due to income and that B should pay all agreed expenses since he was at fault in the accident.

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    Answer the following items.

    PROBLEM 1:

    A and B got married in 2015 and had an offspring a year after. On the fifth year of their marriage, however, A and B
    had lots of misunderstandings that resulted to their separation. A then left the conjugal home leaving their kid with
    his wife. Before B could file a petition for support, A voluntarily offered his wife a monthly support of P50,000.00
    that B willingly agreed to. Upon the prodding of B’s friends, B demanded a higher amount of support which amounts
    to P200,000.00, from A considering that A has been receiving P400,000.00 a month. How much should A give as
    monthly support to B? Why?

    PROBLEM 2:

    A got into a vehicular accident with B due to the fault of the latter. The case could very well fall under the crime of
    Reckless Imprudence Resulting to Physical Injuries in addition to suit for collection of money, but A opted not to file
    a criminal case against B since such filing of criminal case against a churchmate would mean his dismissal from their
    church. Instead, A chose to file a case for collection of sum of money only based on their agreement that B will pay
    A for all the expenses incurred by reason of the accident except for the repair of the car since B will directly pay the
    same to the A’s insurance company. However, B refused to pay A for his travel expenses and meal allowances when
    he travels to the repair shop during his routine check-ups on the progress of the repair even after A insisted on B’s
    agreement to pay all the damages. Whose contention is correct? Is it B’s refusal to pay A’s expenses during routine
    check-ups or is it A’s insistence on B’s liability to pay for the expenses incurred by A? Explain your answer.

    Rubric for scoring:


    CRITERIA PERFORMANCE INDICATORS POINTS
    Provided pieces of evidence,
    Content supporting details, and factual 7
    scenarios

    Grammar Used correct grammar,


    punctuation, spelling, and 1
    capitalization
    Expressed the points in clear and
    Organization of
    logical arrangement of ideas in the 2
    ideas
    paragraph
    Total 10

    01 Activity 1 *Property of STI


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