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Outline in Remedial Law Volume II: Special Proceedings
We 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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Special Proceedings Annotated
A civil action is one by which a party sues another for the enforcement or protection of a right, or the prevention or redress of a wrong. A civil action may either be ordinary or special. In contrast, a special proceeding is a remedy by which a party seeks to establish a status, a right or a particular fact.
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Q&A on Special Proceedings
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)
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Special Proceedings (Book 2)
A Compilation of the latest Special Laws and Supreme Court Circulars subsumed under Special Proceedings, with Jurisprudence, Administrative Orders, Implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as excerpts from published materials and Lectures of the Author
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Special Proceedings (Book 1)
A Compilation of new and amending Republic Acts, Recent Supreme Court Circulars and Jurisprudence, Administrative Orders, Rules and Regulations, and excerpts from published materials and Lectures of the Author
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Primer-Reviewer on Remedial Law Vol. 2, Special Proceeding, Criminal Procedure and Evidence
The present edition continues the use of the Q&A format which serves the dual purpose of not only refreshing the reader’s knowledge of legal theory but also hones and sharpens his or her test-taking skills of fact-pattern recognition, analogy, and deduction. I have always maintained that legal rules and case holdings are best absorbed for deployment in the bar and law examinations by studying them not in isolation but in the context of their underlying fact-patterns.
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Conceptual Approach to Special Rules and Proceedings
This book is already in its third edition although there is now a slight change on its title to make it conform with the title of the subject as contained in the Legal Education Board’s Revised Model Law Curriculum. Thus, it is now known as the “Conceptual Approach to Special Rules and Proceedings.”