[Civil Procedure] Flowchart of an ordinary civil action (Video24)

[@MyClinton123]

Thank you for simplifying it to us Atty.

[@siribniilokanochannel2769]

Good evening Atty. Thank you so much for this very clear explanation. I'm a second year Law student. 😊

[@easylawonline]

Glad it was helpful! What law topics do you want me to discuss in future videos?

[@siribniilokanochannel2769]

@easylawonline salamat po atty. Request ko po sana ang topic na JUDICIAL AFFIDAVIT FOR RE ISSUANCE OF LOST TITLE. Thank you in advance po Atty. God bless you po 🙏 😊

[@teacherkriza1933]

Thank you so much for this video, Atty. Ang daling intindihin.

[@easylawonline]

Thank you for your kind words.

[@roniedaligdig1611]

Thank you for this simplified discussion on civil procedure, Atty. I find it really hard to grasp the procedure, especially since it is offered simultaneously with civil law, unlike the old curriculum. I am going to watch your discussion through a series of videos on civil procedure. Thank you again, Atty, for this video.

[@easylawonline]

Thanks for your comment. Glad to be of help.

[@davelugo1330]

Atty. Olivas-Quinto, thank you for all your efforts! Your crafts enable me to maintain my patience in learning. ❤

[@easylawonline]

Thanks for your encouraging words.

[@keltsang124]

Thank you mam for you videos. Whenever I got confused with my study, I watch your video regarding a topic. Not your student (from a different law school); but it is still so much help. Please continue sharing your knowledge to those who need. Thank you.

[@easylawonline]

Thank you Kel. Happy to be of help.

[@cleofecomprendio5829]

Very helpful Atty. I admire you po. 1st year student po ako.

[@easylawonline]

Thanks.

[@AnaLey-e9p]

Beautifully explained thank you

[@easylawonline]

Thank you.

[@elsacanete]

Thank you Atty. Very helpful.

[@easylawonline]

I'm happy to be of help :)

[@imagine17]

Thank you Atty.

[@rizatumulak8578]

Thank you, Atty. ❤

[@vlademirdamasco9784]

Wow this is great!!

[@easylawonline]

Thanks

[@isfj8w741]

Ordinary civil action 1. Cause of action 2. Complaint 3. Answer 4. Pre trial 5. Trial 6. Judgement 7. Motion for reconsideratiom 8. Finality and execution 9. Petiton for relief

[@vlademirdamasco9784]

Sana meron po kayo ng discussion din ng Appeals din. Salamat po dito

[@easylawonline]

Yes meron. The video on post judgment remedies part 2.

[@mameradelosreyes4314]

Atty. may know after the trial of both parties. How long would the judgement of the court be released?

[@allanraymondsantos9675]

Atty. Olivas, what if the appellees won the case (motion for reconsideration) at the level of the Office of the President, and there was no appeal case filed in the Court Of Appeals by the appellants within the 15 days, can the appellants still go to the Supreme Court?

[@easylawonline]

Generally no. Exception, if there are grounds for a Rule 65 Certiorari petition, but that is not really an appellate remedy, and it is an extraordinary remedy.

[@allanraymondsantos9675]

@@easylawonline thank you very much po. God bless you po.

[@ivyvergara2329]

good evening po

[@lhynvillarin3907]

Atty may civil case po ako na ipinile noong 2018. Nag mediation na po kami at Jdr. Problema ko po, 2019 pa lagi napo postpone ang pre trial. Isineset po nila ng almost 5months at pagdating ng hearing postpone reset n nman po ng halos kalahati g taon. Ang hearing po ay sa Cauayan Isabela at ako po ay nanggagaling pa sa Nueva Ecija..Feeling ko po sobra ng nadedwlay ang justice..😢 tama po b ung ganong sostema atty, laging postpone at matagal palagi ang schedule? Hihingi na din po ako sainyo ng advice atty.. Maraming salamat po ang God bless you po Atty❤

[@marytheresebuhali2501]

Atty good evening, how long po ba would the judgement of the court will be released? umaabut po ba talaga ng ilang taon? kasi ang nakasaad 30 days, eh mag iisang taon na wala pa ring judgement from the court. Thanks po.

[@trishanicoler.sangria7797]

Atty, what is the difference between preliminary conference and pre-trial po? medyo confused po ako - is preliminary conference only under summary procedure while pre-trial is under ordinary civil procedure?

[@easylawonline]

Pretrial is for ordinary civil actions. Preliminary conference is similar but it is for summary procedure cases and also for actions to annul judgment (Rule 48)

[@trishanicoler.sangria7797]

@@easylawonline Thank you so much po Atty., duly noted po

[@kenvlog6547]

Atty. Good day po....ubg civil case ko po ay na dismissed due to insufficient pleadings...may chance pa kaya ako manalo if magfile ng motion for reconsideratio?

[@xioopgu]

@@kenvlog6547 pano po mag file ng civil case kasi ayaw mag bayad ng danyos yong pet owner nakagat kasi anak ko ng aso nya ayaw nya e refund yong nagastos namin sa pagpapaturok ng anti rabies

[@ireneopascual6767]

To file civil po . Pwede po ba no need atty?

[@easylawonline]

Hi Ireneo. May mga kasong pwede na walang attorney pero limitado lang ito. Panoorin mo ang youtube ko tungkol dito: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eImaY6eOZt5qapI Pero kung hindi pasok dito ang kaso, dapat may abogado ka.

[@johnmorrison519]

Maam what would happened if the defendant does not attend in the partial trial and even the trial, can the judge file a warrant of arrest in this situation to the civil case?

[@easylawonline]

Thanks for asking. If the defendant fails to attend the pre-trial for no valid reason, he/she will forfeit the right to present evidence. The plaintiff will be allowed to present evidence ex parte (without the defendant's participation). It's as if he has been declared in default. No, he cannot be arrested on this basis.

[@easylawonline]

The parties' presence is mandatory during pre-trial. However, they are not required to be present during trial, in a civil case, unless the court issues an order requiring their presence, or unless they are scheduled to testify. If the defendant is required to be present in order to testify, and his absence is without a valid cause, he may forfeit his right to testify, unless there is another witness available to testify on that date. He may be allowed to testify on another date as long as there are still days allotted to the defendant for evidence presentation; these dates are agreed upon during the pre-trial.

[@johnmorrison519]

@@easylawonline i see thank you po attormey, I do have Another question and what is a Omnibus motion?

[@Letstalklegal69]

thanks much po Atty! very helpful as we have started our civil procedure already! :)

[@easylawonline]

Thank you. Glad to be of help.