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Grave Oral Defamation Case

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1Grave Oral Defamation Case Empty Grave Oral Defamation Case Thu May 11, 2017 1:29 pm

Vivez


Arresto Menor

Good Day !
Tanong ko lang po kung anong ibig sabihin ng Grave oral defamation. Yong father ko po kc pinag sampahan ng kasong grave oral defamation kc po nakipagsagutan po sya sa isang atty. na nagmamay ari daw po sa daungan ng bangka o dalampasigan. Dahil sa pagkakasagutan nilang yon nasigawan daw po sya sa ama ko ng ganito" madamot ng lupa" kung saan ang nakakarinig non asawat anak ng sinasabing atorney aparte. Dahil lang po sa salitang yon( madamot ng lupa) sinampaan po sya ng kasong grave oral defamation,may hiring po sila ngayon sa Barangay, problema po namin yong kapitan po ng Barangay ay asawa po nong nag sampa ng kaso. PInanindigan po kasi ng papa ko na ang dalampasigan ay hindi pag aari ng kung sinosinong tao po kon di pag mamay ari po sya ng Gobyerno kaya po lalo po syang nagalit( atty. Aparte) Nangyari po ito sa Yumbing Mambajao Camiguin. Sana po mabigyan nyo po ako ng advice about dito.

Salamat,
Genievive Calamba

2Grave Oral Defamation Case Empty Re: Grave Oral Defamation Case Tue May 23, 2017 1:58 pm

Jadis

Jadis
Reclusion Perpetua

Defamation simply translates to "paninirang puri"

Villanueva v. People [521 Phil. 191 (2006)] specified “oral defamation or slander is the speaking of base and defamatory words which tend to prejudice another in his reputation, office, trade, business or means of livelihood. It is grave slander when it is of a serious and insulting nature.”

Even if the imputation is true, if it was calculated to destroy another person's reputation, it is still considered defamation.

I suggest your father consult a lawyer where you actually live. If he could not afford the services of private counsel, he could check with the PAO if he qualifies for free legal aid.

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