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What is the primary purpose of substantive law in the context of the tourism and hospitality industry?
What is the primary purpose of substantive law in the context of the tourism and hospitality industry?
Why is having a basic understanding of relevant laws crucial for aspiring hospitality managers?
Why is having a basic understanding of relevant laws crucial for aspiring hospitality managers?
Based on the information provided, which of the following is NOT a characteristic of law?
Based on the information provided, which of the following is NOT a characteristic of law?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between substantive and adjective law in the tourism and hospitality industry?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between substantive and adjective law in the tourism and hospitality industry?
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What is the key reason why hospitality businesses cannot operate without considering legal implications?
What is the key reason why hospitality businesses cannot operate without considering legal implications?
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Why is it important for hospitality professionals to understand the concept of "rule of human conduct" as it relates to law?
Why is it important for hospitality professionals to understand the concept of "rule of human conduct" as it relates to law?
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Which aspect of law emphasizes the importance of a governing authority?
Which aspect of law emphasizes the importance of a governing authority?
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Which of the following best reflects the significance of law in the tourism and hospitality industry?
Which of the following best reflects the significance of law in the tourism and hospitality industry?
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Based on the content provided, which of the following actions were taken by the hotel in ensuring due process before dismissing the private respondent?
Based on the content provided, which of the following actions were taken by the hotel in ensuring due process before dismissing the private respondent?
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The case of the private respondent highlights the importance of which of these principles for hospitality professionals?
The case of the private respondent highlights the importance of which of these principles for hospitality professionals?
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In the context of hospitality management, what is a key implication of Section 2 regarding the right to be secured in houses, papers, and effects?
In the context of hospitality management, what is a key implication of Section 2 regarding the right to be secured in houses, papers, and effects?
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Which of the following actions would be considered a violation of the right to be secured against unreasonable searches and seizures?
Which of the following actions would be considered a violation of the right to be secured against unreasonable searches and seizures?
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The content suggests that hospitality professionals should be aware of the right to be secured in their houses, papers, and effects primarily for which reason?
The content suggests that hospitality professionals should be aware of the right to be secured in their houses, papers, and effects primarily for which reason?
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The case of the private respondent demonstrates the importance of which aspect of hospitality management?
The case of the private respondent demonstrates the importance of which aspect of hospitality management?
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What is the main distinction between a legal search and an illegal search in the context of Section 2?
What is the main distinction between a legal search and an illegal search in the context of Section 2?
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Based on the content provided, which of the following statements best reflects the legal standard for determining the reasonableness of a search?
Based on the content provided, which of the following statements best reflects the legal standard for determining the reasonableness of a search?
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What does the 1987 Philippine Constitution recognize, respect, and protect for indigenous cultural communities?
What does the 1987 Philippine Constitution recognize, respect, and protect for indigenous cultural communities?
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Which Article in the 1987 Philippine Constitution mentions the organic power of autonomous regions, specifically mentioning tourism development?
Which Article in the 1987 Philippine Constitution mentions the organic power of autonomous regions, specifically mentioning tourism development?
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What does the Philippine Civil Code state regarding customs and traditions?
What does the Philippine Civil Code state regarding customs and traditions?
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What legal principle is highlighted by the statement: "The exercise of power is territorial in character"?
What legal principle is highlighted by the statement: "The exercise of power is territorial in character"?
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What is a key consideration for hospitality businesses in relation to the national territory?
What is a key consideration for hospitality businesses in relation to the national territory?
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According to the passage, why is it essential to define the national territory clearly?
According to the passage, why is it essential to define the national territory clearly?
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What is the main reason for the authors' emphasis on the national territory provision within the context of the hospitality industry?
What is the main reason for the authors' emphasis on the national territory provision within the context of the hospitality industry?
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In the context of the passage, what does the phrase "the authors believe" suggest about the authors' perspective?
In the context of the passage, what does the phrase "the authors believe" suggest about the authors' perspective?
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Flashcards
Law
Law
A system of rules developed by society or government for crime and agreements.
Characteristics of Law
Characteristics of Law
Elements include rules of conduct, being just, promulgated by authority, and mandatory for all.
Substantive Law
Substantive Law
Creates and defines rights and duties that give rise to actions or cases.
Adjective Law
Adjective Law
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Binding Custom
Binding Custom
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Competent Authority
Competent Authority
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Rights and Duties
Rights and Duties
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Rule of Conduct
Rule of Conduct
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Due Process
Due Process
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Investigation Reports
Investigation Reports
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Right Against Unreasonable Searches
Right Against Unreasonable Searches
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Search Warrant Requirements
Search Warrant Requirements
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Petitioner
Petitioner
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Private Respondent
Private Respondent
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Opportunity to Defend
Opportunity to Defend
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Voluminous Papers in Hospitality
Voluminous Papers in Hospitality
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Customs as Law
Customs as Law
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Indigenous Rights
Indigenous Rights
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Old Civil Code Article 6
Old Civil Code Article 6
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Contrary Customs
Contrary Customs
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Constitution and Tourism
Constitution and Tourism
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National Territory Definition
National Territory Definition
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Autonomous Region Powers
Autonomous Region Powers
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Legal Heritage
Legal Heritage
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Study Notes
Chapter 1: Introduction to Law on Tourism and Hospitality
- The success of any tourism or hospitality business depends on implementing and observing rules, policies, standards, systems, and laws set by governing authorities.
- Businesses must consider the legal repercussions before, during, and after operations.
- The material is designed to equip students with basic knowledge of relevant laws for future careers in this industry.
Law Defined
- Law is a system of rules developed by a society or government to address crime, business agreements, and social relationships.
- Law is also a binding custom or practice prescribed or recognized by a controlling authority.
- Key elements of law include rules of human conduct, obligations, promulgation by a competent authority, and observance by all.
Characteristics of Law
- Law establishes rules for human conduct.
- Law is just and obligatory.
- Law is promulgated by competent authorities.
- Law must be equally observed by all.
Kinds of Laws
- Substantive Law: Creates, defines, and regulates rights and duties, leading to potential legal actions.
- Adjective Law: Provides the means for protecting and enforcing rights, focusing on procedures.
Jurisprudence Explained
- Court cases have the same effect as statutes that apply or interpret laws and the Constitution.
- Court decisions form case law and are binding on all courts. The Supreme Court's decisions are most influential.
Treaty Defined
- Treaties are agreements between two or more countries with a focus on public welfare.
- Treaties have equal validity to legislative enactments. -The example of the extradition treaty between the US and Philippines is specified.
United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea
- The UNCLOS (United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea) defines maritime boundaries and resource management. -The UNCLOS protects the marine resources around the world for future generations.
Jurisprudence on Archipelagic Doctrine
- RA 9522 was legislated to comply with UNCLOS III. -The act was meant to clarify maritime territory and its impact on the fishing industry.
Three Inherent Powers of the Government
- Police power: The power to regulate property for public safety or welfare.
- Eminent domain: The power to acquire private property for public use with just compensation.
- Power of taxation: The government's power to collect revenue.
Customs and Traditions as Bases of Law
- Customs and traditions are considered legal bases, part of Filipino legal heritage, often reflected in the Constitution.
- Examples given include Flores De Mayo, Dinagyang, etc. are based on existing traditions.
Some Important Provisions of the Constitution Relevant in the Study of Tourism and Hospitality
- Tourism and the economic development of a country are mentioned in the Constitution.
- National territory boundaries.
Section 1
- No person can be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law, nor denied equal law protection.
- Two main concepts are discussed within due process: procedural and substantive due process.
Section 2 and beyond...
- Discusses rights related to privacy, search, arrest, and travel, relevant to the hospitality industry.
- Addresses the need for due process before any legal action against business owners or workers.
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This quiz covers the fundamental laws governing the tourism and hospitality industry. Students will explore essential legal concepts, the role of authorities, and the implications of non-compliance. It is designed to prepare future professionals for the legal aspects of their careers.