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A Bar Reviewee’s Handbook in Remedial Law
₱980.00This book eases that anxiety. The coverage is comprehensive, the narrative, simple and uncomplicated. No stone is left unturned. But the shaft is removed from the grain. Only the substantial and essential. But no question in remedial law from both the bar and the bench can escape the reach and ambit of this treatise. Designed principally for bar reviewees, it is recommended as well to students and professors of law who will find in it a panoramic view of all the subject matter in remedial law. Likewise, trial lawyers may derive from this book the needed support in their practice by relying on the latest jurisprudence as footnoted for a particular topic. The Appendices constitute a unique feature in the book which include the cases penned by the 2025 Bar Chair (a most welcome development), as well as the Flowcharts which are novel in the Rules of Court.
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Breaking and Broken: Mastering Family Dispute Resolution
₱1,280.00This book, Breaking and Broken: Mastering Family Dispute Resolution, aims to shine a spotlight on the unique challenges and profound opportunities presented by the distinct legal, cultural, and societal frameworks that govern family conflicts in the Philippines. Whether you are a mediator, a legal professional, social worker, counselors, community leader or someone grappling with family conflicts, I hope this book provides you with the insights and strategies needed to navigate these challenging situations with grace and effectiveness.
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Philippine Alternative Dispute Resolution
₱2,980.00I yearn for this book to serve as a meaningful contribution to the body of existing knowledge on alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and, ultimately, toward the efficient administration of justice in the country.
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Rules on Criminal Procedure Annotated
₱1,350.00As explained and emphasized by the Supreme Court, it resolved to recognize the authority of the Department of Justice to promulgate its 2024 DOJ-National Prosecution Service Rules on Preliminary Investigations and Inquest Proceedings (2024 DOJ-NPS Rules). It must be stressed that the promulgation of the DOJ-NPS Rules would not ipso facto repeal Rule 112 of the 2000 Rules. It is settled that only the Supreme Court could repeal Rule 112 of the 2000 Rules, but to remove the impediment that the present Rule 112 seems to impose upon the promulgation of the DOJ-NPS Rules, and in recognition of the DOJ’s authority to promulgate its own rules on preliminary investigation, as ruled by the Supreme Court, the repeal of the pertinent provisions under Rule 112 of the 2000 Rules inconsistent with the DOJ-NPS is warranted.
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Remedial Law Volume 1: The 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure
₱2,250.00This simple book is a product of the authors’ working knowledge in the field of Remedial Law and is intended to simplify the study of Civil Procedure and other related laws as a supplementary reading materials for the students of law, bar candidates, and bar practitioners. It is highly recommended, that while reading, the reader must take a glance first of the codal provisions of the Rules of Court.
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Bar Reviewer in Remedial Law (Syllabus-Based) Volume 2
₱1,580.00The annual Bar Examination is fast approaching. Every year, Bar Candidates would try to acquire as many books as they want in order to make sure that they would leave no stone unturned. A Legal Luminary, in the person of Dean Salvador N. Moya II, had long prepared this book to ensure that the Outline for the 2024 Bar Questions in Remedial Law would be fully covered and discussed including the important principles and latest jurisprudence on the matter.
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Annotations and Jurisprudence on Criminal Procedure
₱1,560.00Consequently and after writing my recent book on Evidence, I was emboldened to follow this up with Criminal Procedure. As I have been doing litigation since I was admitted to the Bar in 2010, plus the prior years where I worked as paralegal and researcher, I want to reduce some of my knowledge and experience in writing, for me to share my thoughts and views on practice and pleadings for the student of the law and legal practitioners.
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Bar Reviewer in Remedial Law (Syllabus-Based) Volume 1
₱1,580.00 – ₱1,850.00The annual Bar Examination is fast approaching. Every year, Bar Candidates would try to acquire as many books as they want in order to make sure that they would leave no stone unturned. A Legal Luminary, in the person of Dean Salvador N. Moya II, had long prepared this book to ensure that the Outline for the 2024 Bar Questions in Remedial Law would be fully covered and discussed including the important principles and latest jurisprudence on the matter.
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Alternative Dispute Resolution
₱850.00Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) refers to ―a range of ways that people can resolve disputes without resorting solely to court and tribunal hearings for determination. (The ADR system ―means any process or procedure used to resolve a dispute or controversy, other than by adjudication of a presiding judge of a court or an officer of a government agency, in which a neutral third party participates to assist in the resolution of issues, which includes arbitration, mediation, conciliation, early neutral evaluation, mini-trial, or any combination thereof.
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Mastering Criminal Procedure: A Practical Approach to the Bench and Bar
₱1,500.00Criminal procedures are a sanctuary against the arbitrary application of criminal laws. It is directed to apply the constitutional rights of individuals, starting with the initial police intervention, arrest, investigation, trial, sentencing, and appeals.
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Handbook on the Code of Professional Responsibility and Accountability (CPRA)
₱1,550.00The decades of change and with the prevailing trends, views, and attitudes regarding the practice of law during the said period and in relation to the evolving digital social culture in our society today, the Supreme Court took notice of the timely and bona fide need to revise the Code of Professional Responsibility and to take into account these role changes, recent developments and technological trends which impact the experience and behavior of members of the Philippine Bar mostly through social media and the internet”. The High Court observed the significant changes on the roles of the modern day lawyers that has expanded and shifted from advocates to peacemakers, from solicitors to specialists, and from counterparts to collaborators.
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Remedial Law: The Revised Rules on Evidence (Volume IV)
₱1,180.00The amended provisions of the Rules of Court are still included and retained for comparison purposes with the amendments.
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Remedial Law: Revised Rules of Criminal Procedure (Volume III)
₱1,480.00This book gives emphasis on the basic structures of Criminal Procedure and the frequently asked provisions in the previous bar examinations from 1997 to 2023.
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Remedial Law: Excerpts of the 2019 Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure
₱1,280.00This book gives emphasis on the basic structures of the 2019 Amendments to the 1997 Rules of Civil Procedure (A.M. No. 19-10-20-SC) and the frequently asked provisions in the previous bar examinations from 1997 to 2023.
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Annotations and Case Law Dissections on Evidence
₱1,580.00Our “Annotations and Case Law Dissections on Evidence Book” is a comprehensive resource for legal professionals, researchers, and students seeking a deeper understanding of the law of evidence. This book provides detailed explanations and analysis of key cases and legal principles related to evidence.
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Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law (Volume 3)
₱1,980.00We have updated the Disquisition and Jurisprudence on Remedial Law Volume I (Civil Procedure), Volume II (Criminal Procedure) and Volume IV (Rules on Expedited Procedures in the First Level Courts and Special Proceedings). And, finally, volume III on the Rules on Evidence which is the subject of this edition. Certainly, this is of utmost importance because it is through the rules of evidence that litigants can prove the facts in issue before of our courts of law.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The 2000 Rules of Criminal Procedure Notes and Cases
₱2,880.00Thus, the author traced the history of our Criminal Procedure. It was introduced on December 17, 1886 by the Spanish government. The system was inquisitorial pursuant to Ley Provisional del Procedimento Criminal. During the American Regime, the Philippine Military Governor issued General Order No. 58 known as Code of Criminal Procedure wherein the system was adversarial. In 1940, the Supreme Court promulgated the 1940 Rules of Court (Rules 106 to 122).
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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.
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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.
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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.
