Article 147 |
Article 147 |
Applicability |
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1. No legal impediment to marry; 2. Void marriage on the ground of psychological incapacity. |
Presence of legal impediment: 1. Adulterous relationships 2. Bigamous/polygamous marriages 3. Incestuous void marriages under Art 37 4. Void marriages by reason of public policy (Art. 38) |
Salaries & wages |
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Owned in equal shares |
Separately owned by the parties. If any is married, his/her salary pertains to the CPG of the legitimate marriage. |
Property exclusively acquired |
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Belongs to party upon proof of acquisition through exclusive funds | Belongs to such party |
Property acquired by both through their work or industry |
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Governed by rules of co-ownership | Owned in common in proportion to their respective contributions |
Presumption |
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Property acquired while living together presumed obtained by their joint efforts, work or industry and owned by them in equal shares. If one party did not participate in acquisition: presumed to have contributed through care and maintenance of family and household. |
No presumption of joint acquisition. Actual joint contribution of money, property or industry shall be owned by them in common proportion. However, their contributions are presumed equal, in the absence if proof to the contrary |
Forfeiture |
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When only one is in GF, share of party in BF in the co-ownership be forfeited in favor of: 1. their common children 2. innocent party in default of / waiver by any/all common children, or by their descendants |
If one of the parties is validly married to another, his/her share in the co-ownership shall accrue to the ACP or CPG existing in the marriage. If the party who acted in BF is not validly married to another or if both parties are in BF, such share be forfeited in manner provided in last par of Art. 147 |
Proof of actual contribution |
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Not necessary | Necessary |
What is the property regime of unions without marriage?
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