CREDIT TRANSACTIONS TRANSCRIPTION GUIDELINES Note: The “Discussion” part is strictly based on Atty.

Jazzie’s
lecture. Do not include the students’ answers in the recitations.
General

 Size: 8.5 x 11 in
 Margin: Narrow (0.5in) General Reminders:
 Spacing: 1.15
1. If there are words not in the English language, kindly
 Columns: Two
translate them. This usually happens when Atty.
 Align: Justified
Jazzie shares personal experiences or when she breaks
Font the case down for better understanding.
2. If there are important terms, please bold them.
 Style: Segoe UI 3. If there are statements which Atty. Jazzie wishes to
 Size: 9 highlight (e.g. “take note,” or “remember”), please
underline them.
4. Do not include unnecessary words from the discussion
For provisions and case titles, please put them in a box. (e.g. “so,” and the likes).
5. As much as possible for the recitations, please lift the
How? Click Insert. Click Table. Click 1x1 Table.
discussions from the full text itself.
Sample 6. If there are provisions or terms compared, please
put them in a table.
PAJUYO v. CA
Art. 111 Art. 112

Case Title: Bold

Citations: Regular
Mutuum Commodatum
Sample

PAJUYO v. CA
7. Submit on time.
G.R. No. 146364, June 3, 2004

File Name for Submission:

Article Number: Bold
Provision: Regular (Number in the Timetable) Family Name

Sample Example: (1) Ortizo.docx

Article 1. This Act shall be known as the “Civil Code of the

Philippines.” (n)

For Case Discussion:

If with digests, digest first then discussion. Focus only on the

highlighted parts of the case (you may refer to last year’s class
TSN). Do not include things not related to credit transactions,
unless emphasized by Atty. Jazzie herself.

Sample

PAJUYO v. CA
G.R. No. 146364, June 3, 2004
FACTS:

ISSUE:

RULING:

Discussion: