Crimes Against Property
Category: Book 2- Crimes and Penalties
The major classification includes the following:
1. Robbery:
a). With Violence or Intimidation Against Persons ( Hold-up)
b). With Fore Upon Things ( Break-In)
2. Theft
a). Simple
b). Qualified
3.Estafa
4. Malicious Mischief
a). Ordinary
b). Special Cases
5. Arson
6. Violation of the Chattel Mortgage Law
Crimes Against Property
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Crimes Against Property
Category: Book 2- Crimes and Penalties
The major classification includes the following:
1. Robbery:
a). With Violence or Intimidation Against Persons ( Hold-up)
b). With Fore Upon Things ( Break-In)
2. Theft
a). Simple
b). Qualified
3.Estafa
4. Malicious Mischief
a). Ordinary
b). Special Cases
5. Arson
6. Violation of the Chattel Mortgage Law
Crimes Against Property
Newer Philippine Law Resources:
Additional Law Reading:
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