In the Philippines, is it possible to file a lawsuit against someone who slapped their face, kicked their abdomen, and yanked hair? This happened in public between two women. The individual who was slapped did not have visible injuries, and they were able to report to work the next day without missing any time. Is there a case for this and if so, what possible penalties will be given?
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ARREOLA LAW OFFICE
Jul 21, 2024
Jul 21, 2024
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Hi,
Yes, the injury sustained by the victim is subject to a criminal case of physical injury. On another note, if done in public, the crime for slander by deed under the Revised Penal Code may also be filed.
We handle cases like theses, may we know if your contact number so we can this matter further.
Our email address is:
Yes, the injury sustained by the victim is subject to a criminal case of physical injury. On another note, if done in public, the crime for slander by deed under the Revised Penal Code may also be filed.
We handle cases like theses, may we know if your contact number so we can this matter further.
Our email address is:
LAW CHAMBER OF ADVOCATE RAJVEER SINGH
Jul 21, 2024
Jul 21, 2024
Hello, for deciding the possible jurisdiction and charges that can be made out, it is necessary to understand the case in more detail for assisting you in best possible manner. Kindly contact us with details of the incident and we will assist you with best legal recourse that you have.
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