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    Marriage is based on an inviolable and sacred contract according to the Family Code. The document discusses two court cases, Abellana vs. Marave et al. and Elcano vs. Hill, related to marriage and parental responsibility. It also notes that a minor who marries is not exempt from subsidiary penalty if found liable for a crime.

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    Marriage is based on an inviolable and sacred contract according to the Family Code. The document discusses two court cases, Abellana vs. Marave et al. and Elcano vs. Hill, related to marriage and parental responsibility. It also notes that a minor who marries is not exempt from subsidiary penalty if found liable for a crime.

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    Marriage is based on an inviolable and sacred contract according to the Family Code. The document discusses two court cases, Abellana vs. Marave et al. and Elcano vs. Hill, related to marriage and parental responsibility. It also notes that a minor who marries is not exempt from subsidiary penalty if found liable for a crime.

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    Marriage

    Basis
    -Marriage Contract-inviolable contract/ sacred contract
    -Family Code

    Don't agree- if to force someone to marry a woman because she got pregnant
    Before entering a marriage contract, they should be sure that they understand the
    responsibility

    Abellana vs. Marave et al.

    Elcano vs. Hill

    Minor (married) and killed the son of petitioner


    The father of the minor may still be hel liable even if the minor is emacipated
    by virtue of marriage
    Subsidiary Penalty

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