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PEOPLE v. RICARDO SOLMORO

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	GR No. 170406 2008-08-11	FOUZIY* ALI BONDAGJY v. SABRINA ARTADI CARPIO MORALES, J.
Petitioner and respondent were married in accordance with Islamic Law on February 4, 1988 at the Manila Hotel.[2] After a few years, the marital union soured. Respondent soon filed in or about March 1996 a complaint for divorce by faskh[3] before the Third Shari'a Circuit Court at Isabela, Basilan[4] where it was docketed as SCC Case No. 541, alleging as ground therefor petitioner's neglect or failure to provide support since October 1994.
	GR No. 144428 2003-08-06	PEOPLE v. JUAN M. ROSARIO PER CURIAM
Upon the finding of the fact of rape, the award of civil indemnity ex delicto becomes mandatory. If the supreme penalty of death is imposed, the indemnity of P75,000.00 is granted to the victim. In addition, she is entitled to the amount of P50,000.00 as moral damages, without need of proof, and another P25,000.00 as exemplary damages for each count of rape to set an example for the public good.[34]
	GR Nos. 143002-03 2003-07-17	PEOPLE v. CHARMIE SERVANO Y GAOR CORONA, J.
Jurisprudence dictates that, upon a finding of the fact of rape, the award of civil indemnity ex delicto in the amount of P50,000 becomes mandatory. In addition, the victim Ailyn is entitled to the amount of P50,000 as moral damages, without need of proof, and another P25,000 as exemplary damages for each count of rape, to set an example for the public good.[28]
	GR Nos. 145309-10 2003-04-04	PEOPLE v. VIRGILIO FLORES Y AQUINO CORONA, J.
Jurisprudence dictates that, upon the finding of the fact of rape, the award of civil indemnity ex delicto in the amount of P50,000 becomes mandatory. In addition, she is entitled to the amount of P50,000 as moral damages, without need of proof, and another P25,000 as exemplary damages for each count of rape to set an example for the public good.[21]
	GR No. 149199 2003-01-28	PEOPLE v. NEMESIO BON YNARES-SANTIAGO, J.
In line with current jurisprudence, accused-appellant is liable to pay the victim the amount of P30,000.00 as moral damages.[32]