Description
Practice Court Companion: Special Proceedings is intended to bridge the gap between academic instruction and actual courtroom practice. It does not simply reproduce the Rules of Court. Instead, it explains every stage of litigation in a practical, systematic, and lawyer-oriented manner. Every chapter is designed to answer the questions practitioners frequently ask:
- What pleading should be filed?
- Which court has jurisdiction?
- What documentary and testimonial evidence is required?
- What notices must be served?
- What common procedural mistakes lead to dismissal?
- What objections may be raised?
- What orders should counsel expect from the court?
- What remedies are available after judgment?
