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Expropriation .
5. Yes. Upon filing of complaint, the writ of possession can be granted upon deposit equivalent to zonal
valuation. Wag mong sabihin just compensation.
If No yung answer mo. Mandamus is only directed against a ministerial function, and determination is
not a ministerial function, not discretionary function.
6.
IN Unlawful dEtainer and Forcible Entry is unlawful possession. When issue of ownership is
raised in pleading, the court must resolve the ownership only to resolve the issue of possession.
The determination here is only provisional. Can there be another action of recovery of
ownership. The determiniation of RTC on issue of ownership is correct. There is no excess of
jurisdiction here.
The resolution is valid on ownership, for purpose of resolving possession
Assume that the appellate court reverse the judgment of trial court, (meaning appeal na sa CA).
8.
Yes. This is on the assumption that parent did not file. 4 yung pwedeng magfile relative, spouse,
ascendant’s, descendants and organization. It is not an issue of jurisdiction.
Suspend the amparo petition w/o prejudice to consolidation. However, if the criminal action will
filed first, the amparo prescribe and will file by motion.
9. Tinatanong ditto ay requisite ng Adoption and Change of Name (Rule 103, as amended by RA 9048)
b. Evidence is inadmissible due to lack of due processNote: Hindi pwedeng pareho ang sagot dito.
12.
> Yes. When you are in Articulo Mortis (@ the point of death), hindi sinabi that he died. Kung ang sagot
mo Dying Declaration, this is on the assumption that he died. It cannot be res gestae, after 3 days.
(Jurisprudence: maximum of 6hrs.)
Yes. Under the new Rules on Evidence. Original Duplicate is considered as original. This is not hearsay
because this is consider as public records. (1) regularity of performance (2) personal knowledge.
13. In what instances if any may Deed of Sale be altered by Parole Evidence?= (Note: Always arrive at
the conclusion, sabihin mo Therefore…). True Intention (“it must be raised in the pleading”).