R.A.

9285

ROBINSON MARK A. ALCUBAR

 SEC. 48. Notice of Proceeding to Parties. – In a
special proceeding for recognition and
enforcement of an arbitral award, the Court shall
send notice to the parties at their address of record
in the arbitration, or if any party cannot be served
notice to such address, at such party’s last known
address. The notice shall be sent at least fifteen
(15) days before the date set for the initial hearing
of the application.
 Notice comes from the Latin word “notitia”, being
known or knowledge, “notus,” known and “nocere”.It
means information actually received by the person to
whom it is intended to be imparted. Procedural due
process simply means that a person must be heard
before he is condemned.

 The requirement of due process is satisfied as long as a

party is given a reasonable opportunity to explain his
side, even if he chooses not to participate in the
request when his request for postponement is denied.
 NOTICE – notification or warning of something,
especially to allow preparations to be made.
 Legal definition:
In Judicial, quasi-judicial, administrative or
arbitration proceedings, it is the process by which
the Honourable Court issues a subpoena, notice or
any letter or document requesting the appearance
of parties, witnesses, police officers, etc. to appear
and testify on the date, time and place as stated in
the notice issued.
 An order from a court, requiring an
individual either to attend the
court hearing in person to give
evidence, or produce documents
pertinent to the case, trial or
hearing/judicial proceeding.
 Is a legal document that is issued by
the court in a civil suit or government
agency in an administrative action
requiring the individual to appear
before said hearing, litigation or
proceeding.