- arrest
- BP 129: judicial reorganization act
- interim rules of procedure: corporate rehabilitation
- legal opinion: SC administrative memorandum
- oporto vs monserate
- people vs carmen
- people vs conde
- people vs patungan
- proposed crimpro
- Q&A remedial law
- revised rules on evidence
- robin padilla vs CA
- rules of procedure: intra-corporate disputes
- special proceedings: notes on
- special proceedings: summary
- special proceedings
- 1997 rules of civil procedure
- revised rules of criminal procedure 2000
Sunday, November 8, 2009
reviewers: misc. materials on remedial law
Labels:
civil procedure,
corporation,
corporation law,
jurisprudence,
remedial law,
reviewers,
suggested answers
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Friday, November 6, 2009
references: the benchbook (decompiled)
table of contents:
- introduction
- outline of jurisdiction
- civil procedure part I : ordinary civil actions
- civil procedure part II: provisional remedies
- civil procedure part III: special civil actions
- civil procedure: special proceedings
- criminal procedure part I: procedure in trial courts
- criminal procedure part II: procedure in sandiganbayan
- evidence
Labels:
civil procedure,
codal,
criminal procedure,
lectures,
remedial law,
reviewers
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Monday, October 26, 2009
references: remedial law/ sca & pr
Thursday, October 22, 2009
reference: iñigo on remedial law
review on the revised rules on criminal procedure (transliterated)
contents:
- background
- front-page
- jurisdiction
- list if contributors
- preface
- rule 110 prescription of offenses
- rule 111 prescription of civil cases
- rule 112 preliminary investigation
- rule 114 bail
- rule 115 rights of the accused
- rule 116 arraignment
- rule 117 motion to quash
- rule 118 pre-trial
- rule 119 trial
- rule 120 judgment
- rule 121 new trial and reconsideration
- rule 122 appeal
- rule 123 procedure in the MTC
- rule 124 procedure in the CA
- rule 125 procedure in the SC
- rule 126 search and seizure
- rule 127 provisional remedies in criminal cases
Monday, October 12, 2009
references: iñigo on remedial law (transliterated)
iñigo on remedial law
table of contents
civil procedure
- 00 introduction
- 01 jurisdiction
- 02 jurisdiction of the SC
- 03 jurisdiction of the CA
- 04 jurisdiction of the RTC
- 05 jurisdiction of the MTC
- 06 civil procedure proper
- acknowledgement
- cover
- names
- rule 01-general provisions
- rule 02-cause of action
- rule 03-parties to civil actions
- rule 04-venue
- rule 05-uniform procedures in trial courts
- rule 06-kinds of pleadings
- rule 07-parts of pleadings
- rule 08-manner of making allegations
- rule 09-effect of failure to plead
- rule 10-amendments
- rule 11-time to file responsive pleadings
- rule 12-bill of particulars
- rule 13- filing and service of pleadings
- rule 14-summons
- rule 15 motions
- rule 16-motion to dismiss
- rule 17-dismissal
- rule 18-pretrial
- rule 18- rules on katarungang pambarangay
- rule 19-intervention
- rule 20-calendar of cases
- rule 21- subpoena
- rule 22-computation of time
- rule 23-deposition pending action
- rule 24-depositions before actions or pending application
- rule 25-interrogatories
- rule 26-admissions by adverse party
- rule 27-inspections
- rule 28-physical and mental examinations
- rule 29-refusal to comply
- rule 30-trial
- rule 31- consolidation or severance
- rule 32-trial by commissioners
- rule 33-demurrer to evidence
- rule 34-judgment on the pleadings
- rule 35-summary judgments
- rule 36-judgments and final orders
- rule 37-new trial or reconsideration
- rule 38-relief from judgments
- rule 39-execution
- rule 40-appeal from MTC to RTC
- rule 41-appeal from the RTC
- rule 42-petition for review from RTC to CA
- rule 43-appeals from CTA and QDA
- rule 44-ordinary appealed cases
- rule 46-original cases
- rule 47-annulment of judgments
- rule 48-preliminary conference
- rule 49-oral arguments
- rule 50-dismissal of appeal
- rule 51-judgment
- rule 52-motion for reconsideration
- rule 53-new trial
- rule 54-internal business
- rule 55-publication of judgments and final resolutions
- rule 56-procedure in the supreme court
- effect of death of party in a civil action
- the family courts UPDATE
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