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    Civ Pro Map

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    This document provides an overview of the civil procedure map in the Philippines. It outlines the key stages of a civil case, including: 1) preparation, determining the cause of action, jurisdiction, and other prerequisites; 2) modes of discovery to obtain information from other parties; 3) filing complaints and answers, and various motions in response such as motions to dismiss; 4) presenting evidence at trial; 5) potential judgments, appeals, and collateral attacks; and 6) final execution if the judgment becomes executory. The map provides a high-level outline of the stages and processes involved in a civil case under Philippine rules of civil procedure.

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    This document provides an overview of the civil procedure map in the Philippines. It outlines the key stages of a civil case, including: 1) preparation, determining the cause of action, jurisdiction, and other prerequisites; 2) modes of discovery to obtain information from other parties; 3) filing complaints and answers, and various motions in response such as motions to dismiss; 4) presenting evidence at trial; 5) potential judgments, appeals, and collateral attacks; and 6) final execution if the judgment becomes executory. The map provides a high-level outline of the stages and processes involved in a civil case under Philippine rules of civil procedure.

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    This document provides an overview of the civil procedure map in the Philippines. It outlines the key stages of a civil case, including: 1) preparation, determining the cause of action, jurisdiction, and other prerequisites; 2) modes of discovery to obtain information from other parties; 3) filing complaints and answers, and various motions in response such as motions to dismiss; 4) presenting evidence at trial; 5) potential judgments, appeals, and collateral attacks; and 6) final execution if the judgment becomes executory. The map provides a high-level outline of the stages and processes involved in a civil case under Philippine rules of civil procedure.

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    Civ Pro Map

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    Xavier Hawkins Lopez Zamora
    This document provides an overview of the civil procedure map in the Philippines. It outlines the key stages of a civil case, including: 1) preparation, determining the cause of action, jurisdiction, and other prerequisites; 2) modes of discovery to obtain information from other parties; 3) filing complaints and answers, and various motions in response such as motions to dismiss; 4) presenting evidence at trial; 5) potential judgments, appeals, and collateral attacks; and 6) final execution if the judgment becomes executory. The map provides a high-level outline of the stages and processes involved in a civil case under Philippine rules of civil procedure.

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    CIV PRO MAP

    Modes of Discovery
    (Rules 23 to 29)

    PREPARATION Determine:
    Cause of Action
    Jurisdiction
    Venue
    Statute of Limitations
    Real Parties in Interest
    Conditions Precedent
    (e.g. Katarungang Pambarangay)

    Provisional Remedies
    (Rules 57 to 61)

    Complaint (Sec. 3, Rule 6)


    Notice of Dismissal (Sec. 1, Rule 16)

    Amendment of Complaint
    (Sec. 2, Rule 10)

    Interpleader (Rule 62)


    Summons (Rule 14)
    Motion to Dismiss (Rule 16)
    Motion for Bill of Particulars
    (Rule 12)

    Motion to Declare Defendant in


    Default (Sec. 3, Par. 1, Rule 9)
    Answer (Sec. 4, Rule 6)
    Cross-claims (among plaintiffs)

    Third, fourth, etc. party


    complaint (Sec. 11, Rule
    6)

    Answer to Cross-claims

    Answer to Crossclaims

    Third, fourth, etc. party


    Answer (Sec. 13, Rule 6)

    Intervention (Rule 19)


    Order of Default
    (Sec. 3, Rule 9)

    Counterclaims, Cross-claims

    Amendment of Complaint
    with leave (Sec. 3, Rule
    10)

    Motion to Dismiss by the


    plaintiff (Sec. 2, Rule 17)

    Motion for Judgment on


    Pleadings (Rule 34)
    Reply (Sec. 10, Rule 6)
    Motion to Set Aside
    Order of Default
    (Sec. 4, Rule 6)

    Ex Presentation of Plaintiffs
    Evidence (Sec. 3, Par. 1 (b), Rule 9;
    Rule 30)

    Pre-Trial (Rule 18)

    Presentation of Plaintiffs
    Evidence (Rule 30)
    Demurrer to Evidence
    (Rule 33)
    Presentation of Defendants
    Evidence (Rule 30)

    Judgment (Rule 34, 36)


    MR (Rule 37)
    Motion for New Trial (Rule 37)

    Petition for Relief of Judgment


    (Rule 38)

    Judgment becomes final and


    executory

    Appeal

    Certiorari (Rule 65)


    Collateral Attack vs. Judgment

    Execution (Rule 39)

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