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    This flowchart summarizes the typical civil procedure process in the Philippines. It shows the steps from filing a complaint through various motions and discovery, pre-trial, trial, judgment, and appeals. Key aspects include filing fees paid upon complaint, summons issued to defendant, potential for conciliation or mediation, defendant's option to file an answer or face default judgment, pre-trial briefs submitted, presentation of evidence at trial by both sides, judgment rendered, and post-judgment appeals options.

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    This flowchart summarizes the typical civil procedure process in the Philippines. It shows the steps from filing a complaint through various motions and discovery, pre-trial, trial, judgment, and appeals. Key aspects include filing fees paid upon complaint, summons issued to defendant, potential for conciliation or mediation, defendant's option to file an answer or face default judgment, pre-trial briefs submitted, presentation of evidence at trial by both sides, judgment rendered, and post-judgment appeals options.

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    Memory Aid - 04 - Civil Procedure Flowchart - Done - p202-p204 PDF

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    Shanelle Napoles
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    C IVIL P ROCEDU RE F LOWCHART

    Barangay
    Conciliation
    (if applicable)

    Filing of the
    complaint and
    payment of fees

    Docketing, Raffling,
    Recording

    Issuance of
    Summons

    Motion of Motion to Dismissal Amendment Motion for Modes of


    Extension of Dismiss upon notice as a matter Bill of Discovery
    Time to by plaintiff of right by Particulars
    Plead plaintiff

    Hearing Grant Deny

    Amend Deny Grant Filing of Striking out


    separate or of the
    amended pleading or
    pleading portions
    thereof

    SAN BEDA COLLEGE OF LAW


    202 2016 CENTRALIZED BAR OPERATIONS
    After service of
    summons

    Defendant does not Defendant files an


    file an Answer Answer

    Declare defendant in File Plaintiff files Judgment


    default supplement a Reply on the
    al pleadings (optional) pleadings

    Judgment Motion to
    by default Lift Order of Plaintiff promptly
    Default moves ex parte that
    the case be set for
    pre-trial

    Summary Defendant
    judgment for files an Pre-Trial
    claimant Answer

    Pre-Trial

    Pre-Trial Brief
    Failure of plaintiff to appear Failure of defendant to
    without valid cause appear

    Trial
    Dismissal with Plaintiff presents evidence ex
    prejudice parte

    Plaintiff shall adduce


    evidence

    Defendant files demurrer to Defendant adduces evidence


    evidence

    Third-party/Fourth-party defendants, if
    there is any, shall adduce evidence
    Grant Deny

    Parties against whom any counterclaim/cross-


    claim has been pleaded, shall adduce evidence

    Defendant adduces evidence

    Judgment

    SAN BEDA COLLEGE OF LAW


    2016 CENTRALIZED BAR OPERATIONS 203
    Judgment

    No appeal Motion for Appeal


    Reconsideration /
    New Trial

    Ordinary appeal

    Entry of judgment Grant: Deny


    Amend / set
    aside the Petition for
    judgment and Review
    order grant of Motion for
    new trial Reconsideration
    Petition for
    Review on
    Certiorari
    Petition for Execution of If denied, appeal
    Relief from judgment Supreme Court
    Judgment, may affirm,
    Order or Other reverse, or
    Proceedings modify judgment
    By motion
    of the
    judgment
    Grant obligee

    Hearing By action,
    if beyond
    5 years
    Deny

    Execution

    SAN BEDA COLLEGE OF LAW


    204 2016 CENTRALIZED BAR OPERATIONS

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