Outline in Remedial Law Volume I: Civil Procedure
₱1,640.00The 2019 Proposed Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure shall govern all cases filed after their effectivity on 1 May 2020 and also all pending proceedings, except to the extent that in the opinion of the court, their application would not be feasible or would work injustice, in which case the procedure under which the cases were filed shall govern. See A.M. No. 19-10-20-SC on Rule 144 — Effectiveness.
Outline in Remedial Law Volume II: Special Proceedings
₱1,320.00We believe that in order to attain a proper appreciation of procedural law — we need to familiarize ourselves with the core concepts of procedural law, the dynamics involved and more importantly — the reason and principle behind each procedure laid out under the Rules. This way, we eliminate our unfounded dependence on rote memorization and utilize instead our intellectual faculties to learn, to understand – even to question and critique – each and every provision that forms part of that intricate and interwoven phenomenon we call remedial law.
Outline in Remedial Law Volume III: Criminal Procedure
₱1,320.00His new Book on Criminal Procedure has again shown what a truly gifted writer can do in the treatment of a subject matter which every legal practitioner should know by heart. Not every writer on the subject is as qualified as he is on the subject. He was part of the Supreme Court Committee that crafted the 2000 Revised Rules on Criminal Procedure and continued to put to practice the rules as a practicing lawyer.
Appellate Advocacy: Appeal, Petition for Review and Appeal by Certiorari
₱2,180.00The appellate process in remedial law is, more often than not, glossed upon in law school. We often place more emphasis on the proceedings before the Regional Trial Courts considering that most, if not all, new lawyers at the start of their practice and even through the twilight of their career, would focus on the daily grind before regional trial courts.
Alternative Dispute Resolution
₱1,680.00This book include a chapter on ADR mechanisms in the judicial front, namely: the Court-Annexed Mediation (CAM), Judicial Dispute Resolution (JDR), Judicial Dispute Resolution on Appeal (JDRA), and Appellate Court Mediation (ACM), to provide readers with a comprehensive understanding of ADR processes in and out of the court trial system and the manner that they complement each other.
Notes and Cases in Remedial Law (Evidence) Vol. IV
₱2,050.00Per A.M. No. 19-08-15-SC effective May 1, 2020. It traced the origin of the new provisions and basis of the amendments from the Federal Rules of Evidence of the US. Each Rule and section/s are highlighted by the decisions of our SC, and in the absence thereof by the US-FSC decisions and the Notes from the US congress. Reliable text book for law students taking Evidence, Remedial Law Review and Reviewees preparing for the Bar. Useful to trial lawyers and the bench.
Notes and Cases in Remedial Law (Civil Procedure) Vol. I Part 4
₱2,050.00It covers the Rules 57 to 71 (Provisional Remedies and Special Civil Actions) with enlightening comments on each rule. Undoubtedly, it will serve as a useful and enlightening reference not only for the Bar Reviewees but for every practitioner of law.
This law book contains the latest jurisprudence, principles and commentaries that one can use in the pursuit and advancement of his career in the legal profession.
Notes and Cases in Remedial Law (Civil Procedure) Vol. I Part 3
₱1,850.00It covers Rules 40 to 56 of the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure. Undoubtedly, it will serve as a useful and enlightening reference not only for law students and Bar Reviewees, but for every practitioner of law.
Notes and Cases in Remedial Law (Civil Procedure) Vol. I Part 2
₱2,050.00It covers the entire “Rules of Court” with enlightening comments on each rule. Undoubtedly, it will serve as a useful and enlightening reference not only for the Bar Reviewees but for every practitioner of law.
Notes and Cases in Remedial Law (Civil Procedure) Vol. I Part 1
₱2,050.00General Principles, Jurisdiction, Small Claims, Katarungang Pambarangay, Rules of Summary Procedure, and Rules 1-22 of the amended 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure per A.M. No. 19-10-20-SC.
Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law (Volume 4)
₱1,880.00The aforesaid subjects were part of the author’s Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law, Volume I, 2019 Edition but is now made Volume IV so as to serve the best interest of law students, the members of the law profession and the members of the judiciary.
Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law (Volume 2)
₱2,280.00Law students, those who are preparing for the Bar Examination, the members of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines and the members of the Judiciary are bound to update themselves with new laws, rules and jurisprudence. This is the real world of the legal profession; that is, a world of continuous study.
Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law (Volume 1)
₱2,150.00Congress enacted Republic Act No. 11576 expanding the jurisdictional amount cognizable by the First Level Courts and Republic Act No. 10951, the law adjusting the amount or the value of the property and damage on which a penalty is based, and the fines imposed under the Revised Penal Code.
Basic Evidence
₱1,850.00This 4th 2022 Edition incorporates the latest decisions and jurisprudence of the 2019 Amendments to the 1989 Revised Rules on Evidence, AM No. 19-08-15-SC. It also covers among others, Admissibility of evidence, Evidence of similar acts, Offer and objection to evidence, Cross examination and recall of witnesses, Impeachment, Quantum of evidence, DNA evidence, Admission of tape recordings, Confession to media, Extra judicial confessions, Character in criminal and civil cases, as well as an expanded Burden of Proof in both civil and criminal cases.
Special Rules and Proceedings
₱1,880.00- SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS – RULES 72 TO 109 OF THE RULES OF COURT
- REPUBLIC ACT NO. 11642 OR THE “DOMESTIC ADMINISTRATIVE ADOPTION AND ALTERNATIVE CHILD CARE ACT”
- RULE ON GUARDIANSHIP OF MINORS – A.M. NO. 03-02-05-SC
- RULE ON CUSTODY OF MINORS AND WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS IN RELATION TO CUSTODY OF MINORS – A.M. NO. 03-04-04-SC
- RULE ON THE WRIT OF AMPARO – A.M. NO. 07-9-12-SC
- RULE ON THE WRIT OF HABEAS DATA – A.M. NO. 08-1-16-SC
- REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9048 OR THE CLERICAL ERROR LAW, AS AMENDED BY REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10172
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Q&A on Special Proceedings
Original price was: ₱1,050.00.₱945.00Current price is: ₱945.00.It is a remedy by which a party seeks to establish a status, a right, or a particular fact. (Sec. 3, Rule 1, 1997 Revised Rules of Court)
