District Court has original jurisdiction over the following cases tout “Are, 418, Original jurtediction. — Concurrently with existing cil courts. The Shar. {a's District Court shall have orignal jridleton overt ) Allee ot ction for intependror de arty rte wherein te pris re Sait the ‘oper ini songs ecenvely te eae” 44. Metropolitan Trial Court, Municipal Trial Courts in Cities, the Muntoipal Trial Courts, and the Municipal Cireuit ‘Teial Courts: ‘Sec. 1, A{1) of the 1991 Rules on Summary Procedure ‘enumerate ‘the cases falling under summary proceedings. It ‘States that "Bee. 1, Seope. — The rule shall govern the exan- mary procedure In the Metropolitan Trial Court, the ‘Sec. 5, Rule 2 ofthe 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure pro- vides forthe requirements for joinder of eases of ation in of- ‘inary civil action which excludes special el action. Tt states that See. 5. Joinder of eauses of action. — A party may ‘none pleading secrt in the alternative or otherwize, a8 ‘many enuses of action au he may heweaguinat = OpPOe™ ing party, subject tothe following condition! (0) The joinder shal not include special civil ae: ‘ions or actioms governed by special ralon ==" OMG Cases ULE Sem) 1M. PROCEDURE IN THE SUPREME COURT IN ORIGINAL CASES (RULE 56-A) 1, Original cases cognizable, ‘Sec. 1, Rule S6-A of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure roves fr the rule onthe eases which ea be fied neato {he Supreme Court states that oe 2.__What are the cases which oan be fled originally to ‘the Supreme Court under the Rules? ‘The ces which canbe orgally fed wth the Supreme Court are as follows, to wit: Sen Se 1) Only petitions for certiorari, 2) Petitions fr prohibition; 3) Petitions for mandamus, 4) Petitions for quo waranto; 5) Petitions for habeas corpus; ©) Disciplinary proceeding against members of the Judiciary and attorneys, and 7, Cases alfecting ambassadors, other pie ministers and consuls 2. Rules applicable, Sec. 2, Rule S6-A of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure prescribes the particular re applicable fm the Supreme Court