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	GR No. 181258 2010-03-18	BEN-HUR NEPOMUCENO v. ARHBENCEL ANN LOPEZ CARPIO MORALES, J.
Herrera v. Alba[10] summarizes the laws, rules, and jurisprudence on establishing filiation, discoursing in relevant part as follows: Laws, Rules, and Jurisprudence
	GR No. 177728 2009-07-31	JENIE SAN JUAN DELA CRUZ v. RONALD PAUL S. GRACIA CARPIO MORALES, J.
In Herrera v. Alba,[21] the Court summarized the laws, rules, and jurisprudence on establishing filiation, discoursing in relevant part: Laws, Rules, and Jurisprudence
	GR No. 171713 2007-12-17	ESTATE OF ROGELIO G. ONG v. MINOR JOANNE RODJIN DIAZ CHICO-NAZARIO, J.
Filiation proceedings are usually filed not just to adjudicate paternity but also to secure a legal right associated with paternity, such as citizenship, support (as in the present case), or inheritance. The burden of proving paternity is on the person who alleges that the putative father is the biological father of the child. There are four significant procedural aspects of a traditional paternity action which parties have to face: a prima facie case, affirmative defenses, presumption of legitimacy, and physical resemblance between the putative father and child.[20]