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FINAL EXAMINATION: LAW ON OBLIGATIONS AND CONTRACTS

 INSTRUCTION: Class, please provide your legal opinion for each individual cases and upload it on the uploader link provided at the end of this article. I. CASE 1 - A two-year-old child fell on an old water well. (source: GMA News) (1) Are the parents liable for negligence resulting to death of their 2-year-old child? Please provide your legal opinion with legal basis. (2) Is the owner of an old well also liable for negligence resulting to death of a 2-year-old child? Please provide your legal opinion with legal basis. II. CASE 2 - A 7-year-old girl died due to Jellyfish sting at Camarines Sur Resort                                                                                    (source: GMA News) (1) Is the Camarines Sur Resort liable for both civil and criminal offenses for any negligence that resulted to death of a 7-year-old child?  Please provide your legal opinion with legal basis. (2) Is the Camarines Sur Resort liable to pay damages to the family of the victim? What are th

IAS 2 - ACCOUNTING FOR INVENTORIES

INVENTORIES Inventories are items or goods in stocks principally intended for sale to customers. In a layman's terms, these are the goods being sold in a marketplace, malls, groceries, supermarts, convenience stores, and others alike. (source: from Google image search) But what really is the exact definition of inventory? In this blog, I would like to introduce to you the International Accounting Standard No. 2 (IAS 2) which covers the accounting for inventories. IAS 2 contains the requirements on how to account for most types of inventory - whether it is raw material, work in process, finished goods, or merchandise goods. For a more comprehensive discussion of inventory, you may also check the following applicable accounting standards: FOR LARGE/ LISTED ENTITIES FOR SMALL & MEDUIM-SIZED ENTITIES FOR MICRO-ENTITIES PAS 2 – Inventories Section 13 (PFRS for SMEs) – Inventories Section 8 (PFRS for SEs) – Inventories