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Filipina Wife No Longer Guilty of Adultery
« on: June 27, 2012, 02:22:20 PM »
Filipina Wife No Longer Guilty of Adultery

Case: People vs Sansano and Ramos 59 Phil. 73

Facts of the Case: A and B, husband and wife, respectively, were legally married. Later, B abandoned A. B Lived with C. A did nothing to interfere with the relations of his wife and her paramour. He event went to Hawaii, completely abandoning his wife B for more than seven years. Later, A returned and charged B and C with adultery.

Issue: Is B guilty of adultery?

Decision of the Supreme Court: B should be acquitted because A's conduct warranted the inference that in truth, as well as in fact, he had consented to the philandering of his wife.

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Re: Filipina Wife No Longer Guilty of Adultery
« Reply #1 on: June 27, 2012, 02:40:43 PM »
weird.  can't a man change his mind?  or postpone his decision?  the fact is they were still legally married, at least on paper.  and courts are so concerned with documents.

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