Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Everything you file in court, you furnish also the other party.
1. A motion;
2. Proof of the failure of the defendant to answer (based on court record);
3. Notice to the defendant (furnishing him a copy of such motion)
No. The rules explicit provide that a motion from the plaintiff is required to declare defendant in
default.
No. Defendant may avail of the remedy through a motion to set aside order of default. Pero
required nga grounded on FAME + naa ka Meritorious Defense.
By presenting evidence through judicial affidavit and explain there your FAME.
There is a MTDD in D then defendant alleged that he was not given a copy of summons, if
you are the court, would you grant it?
No. kay i-allege na mana nimu diha sa proof of failure nga naka serve kay defendant.
If naay Order of default, naay two choices si court, either to grant the relief/s prayed for by
the plaintiff or to still require plaintiff to present evidence ex parte.
CIVIL PROCEDURE
Remember that SC has concurrent jurisdiction with other courts in cases of certiorari, prohibition
and mandamus, you can’t still file it directly with SC because we must observe judicial
hierarchy.
Jurisdiction
Classification of jurisdiction
Original -
A petition of certiorari can be filed with RTC, CA, Sandinbayan or to SC. But if the subject
matter of petition of certiorari came from CA, COMELEC, COA or SANDIGANBAYAN, then
the orig. jurisdiction thereof is in SC.
PRINCIPAL amount is determinative of the jurisdiction not the interest, damages or attorney’s
fees.
Continuity of Jurisdiction
The law conferring jurisdiction is sometimes amended. Does it mean that the court loses its
jurisdiction if it conflicts with the new law? No. Once jurisdiction attaches, it continues until its
termination.
Not all civil cases that passes through barangay conciliation are cognizable by MTC.