Gilaga, Charles Adrianne C. Special
Civil Action
1.)
Rule 65 falls under the special civil action
because it can only be availed if there is no other appeal, or a plain, speedy,
and adequate remedy, it is not a mode of appeal, it can only be availed if
there is a grave abuse of discretion amounting to lack or excess of
jurisdiction, the issue raised is jurisdictional error and not error of
judgment, and that the pleadings need to be verified.
2.)
a.
Immutability of a final judgment is a principle
in which a final judgment, however erroneous, can no longer be subject to
change or revision. A decision which acquired finality becomes immutable and
cannot be altered.
b.
The exception to the rule of Immutability of a
final judgment are, corrections of clerical errors, nunc pro tunc entries which
does not prejudice any party, and void judgments.
c.
No. It is
not one of the exceptions to the rule of Immutability of a final judgment.
3.)
I would file a petition for certiorari under
rule 65 for grave abuse of discretion on the part of the CA when it acquitted
Cruz, Uy and Keung. I would claim that my client’s testimony was disregarded
and that the CA relied only on the evidence presented by the defense.
4.)
The two kinds of contempt are direct and
indirect contempt. Direct contempt is committed when a person is guilty of
misbehavior in a court which would obstruct or interrupt the proceedings, while
indirect contempt is one which is committed out of the presence of the court.
Quo warranto in election cases can
be filed by a voter contesting the election, the issue here is the eligibility
or ineligibility of the person elected, while on quo warranto on civil service
laws the issue is the legality or illegality of the occupancy of the office.
5.)
Local government units have no inherent power of
eminent domain, however the law provides on how a local government unit can
exercise the power of eminent domain. For a LGU to exercise eminent domain there
must be an ordinance enacted to exercise the power of eminent domain, and that
it is for public use, and purpose, and for a payment of just compensation.
In this case, I would act an ordinance to
exercise the power of eminent domain for the construction of a public market,
and pay Maria a just compensation.
6.)
The Police officer can file an action of
interpleader. In an action of interpleader it must be filed by a person against
whom two conflicting claims are made upon the same subject matter of which he
has no interest.
In this case the Police officer has
no interest on the subject matter which the registered owner and the bank
claims. He can file an action of interpleader and to consign the car to the
court and ask the court to be dismissed and be relieved from any liability.
7.)
I would charge Atty. Sy for indirect criminal
contempt. Criminal contempt is committed when the conduct directed is against
the authority and dignity of the court or a judge acting judicially. In a
criminal contempt the purpose of which is to vindicate the dignity and
authority of the court.
8.)
Declaratory relief is an action by any person
interested in a deed, will, contract or other written instrument, executive
order or resolution, to question the construction or validity of such
instruments. Example of similar remedies are, an action for the reformation of
an instrument, action for quieting of title to real property, and action for
consolidation of ownership.
Instances in which the court cannot use
declaratory relief as a special civil action are, when a decision would not
terminate the uncertainty or controversy of the action, and when the
declaration or construction is not necessary and proper.
9.)
Quo warranto was proper in the case of Sereno.
The Supreme Court ruled that impeachment is not an exclusive remedy to be
remove an invalidly appointed or invalidly elected impeachable official from
office.
The Supreme Court ruled that the provision
on the Constitution provides for the word “may” which is discretionary and not
mandatory.
10.) Extrajudicial foreclosure is a mode in which
there is a special power inserted in or attached to the real estate mortgage
contract, while if there is none such foreclosure shall be done judicially.
Extrajudicial foreclosure is more
convenient and efficient, because in a extrajudicial foreclosure there is a
right of redemption even after the foreclosure or even if there the property
attached has been sold and registered.
Case Problem.
In ejectment cases, courts will
only resolve the issue of ownership provisionally if the issue of possession
cannot be resolved without passing upon it. In forcible entry and unlawful
detainer cases, even if the defendant raises the question of ownership in his
pleadings and the question of possession cannot be resolved without deciding
the issue of ownership.
The only question that the courts
resolve in ejectment proceedings is: who is entitled to the physical possession
of the premises, that is, to the possession de facto and not to the
possession de Jure. It does not even matter if a party's title to the
property is questionable.
WHEREFORE, the Petition
is GRANTED.
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