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
5 comments:
hints and tips on handling PDF files:
1. PDF files are proly the most convenient format in the internet. these files were originally of MS Office dot DOC format. thru OpenOffice (sun microsystems freeware) i has able to convert them to PDF files.
2. aside from easier download/uploads PDF files have NARRATOR support...this enables AUDIO study as an alternative to simply VISUAL...but really, it's much better reading and listening to the material.
3. some students of law have live recordings of class lectures and have them transliterated to text form by court stenographers. i am also aware of an NGO in Davao City offering these services.this is reverse encoding from mp3 to dotDOC.
4. as to NARRATOR support..experience tells me that Adobe Reader 7.0.0 provides the functionality...so try not to upgrade to later version as it tends to disable the function.
pretty soon i will be uploading AR 7.o on a server..most proly on 4SHArED within this post.
DWNLOAD Adobe Acrobat Reader ver. 7.0.0 HERE:http://www.4shared.com/file/140729042/d77b32d3/acrobat.html
instructions:
copy/paste URL to your browser bar..link only works in fireFX...
Ooooooopps!
here's a better link:
http://www.4shared.com/file/140752816/c6530826/AdbeRdr70enu.html
The files on Scribd had been deleted. Any new links to this, so far?
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