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1. The document outlines various legal remedies, including motions for new trial and reconsideration, petitions for relief of judgement, appeals, review of decree of registration, reconveyance, quieting of title, recovery for damages, annulment of judgement/final order/resolution, and reversion.
2. It provides the grounds and prescription periods for each remedy, as well as notes on the results or jurisdiction. For example, a motion for new trial can be filed within 15 days of receiving judgment on the grounds of newly discovered evidence or fame, and will result in the judgment being denied or granted and a new trial ordered.
3. Modes of appeal include ordinary appeal by filing notice within 15 days
1. The document outlines various legal remedies, including motions for new trial and reconsideration, petitions for relief of judgement, appeals, review of decree of registration, reconveyance, quieting of title, recovery for damages, annulment of judgement/final order/resolution, and reversion.
2. It provides the grounds and prescription periods for each remedy, as well as notes on the results or jurisdiction. For example, a motion for new trial can be filed within 15 days of receiving judgment on the grounds of newly discovered evidence or fame, and will result in the judgment being denied or granted and a new trial ordered.
3. Modes of appeal include ordinary appeal by filing notice within 15 days
1. The document outlines various legal remedies, including motions for new trial and reconsideration, petitions for relief of judgement, appeals, review of decree of registration, reconveyance, quieting of title, recovery for damages, annulment of judgement/final order/resolution, and reversion.
2. It provides the grounds and prescription periods for each remedy, as well as notes on the results or jurisdiction. For example, a motion for new trial can be filed within 15 days of receiving judgment on the grounds of newly discovered evidence or fame, and will result in the judgment being denied or granted and a new trial ordered.
3. Modes of appeal include ordinary appeal by filing notice within 15 days
MOTION FOR NEW 1. FAME Filed within the Result of motion:
TRIAL 2. Newly period of appeal and 1. DENIED- appeal on original Discovered 15 days from the judgement and not the motion Evidence receipt of judgment 2. GRANTED- vacated, trial de novo, evidence MOTION FOR 1. Award of Filed within the Result of motion: RECONSIDERATION damages period of appeal and 1. DENIED- appeal on original excessive 15 days from the judgement and not the motion 2. Insufficiency of receipt of judgment 2. GRANTED- court may amend the evidence judgment or decision based on the 3. Decision is grounds contrary to law PETITION FOR 1. FAME Filed within 60 days Petition is to set aside the judgment or final RELIEF OF from the knowledge order or proceeding JUDGEMENT of judgment and not more than 6months from entry of final judgment APPEAL ORDINARY APPEAL MODES OF APPEAL a. File notice of 1. ORDINARY APPEAL- appeal- 15 Notice of appeal-the following must days from be stated, 1. Name of parties, notice of judgment or final order or its part, judgment show time stating timeliness of filing b. File notice appeal and record of appeal- 30 Notice of appeal and record of days from appeal- the following must be notice of stated, 1. Name of parties, judgment judgment or final order or its part, show time stating timeliness of filing appeal, on which court will you elevate the decision of the RTC 2. PETITION FOR REVIEW- raised issues: question of fact, plain question of law, mixed question of fact and law 3. PETITION FOR CERTIORARI- issue raised is pure question of law, RTC rendered judgement in its original jurisdiction REVIEW OF DECREE 1. EXTRINSIC Filed within 1 year 4 REQUISITES FOR REVIEW OF REGISTRATION FRAUD from issuance of the 1. The land belonging to a person has 2. ACTUAL decree of registration been registered in the name of FRAUD another 2. It was procured by actual or extrinsic fraud 3. Petition must be filed within 1 year from issuance of decree 4. Property not yet transferred to innocent purchaser for value RECONVEYANCE 1. FRAUD 1. FRAUD- 4 Jurisdiction: MTC or RTC where land is 2. OTHER YEARS FROM located ILLEGAL DISCOVERY MEANS OF FRAUD Basis : Assessed Value in Tax Dec (VOIDABLE) 2. IMPLIED Requisites for action: TRUST- 10 1. Action must be brought in the name YEARS FROM of person claiming ownership DATE OF 2. Registration was procured through ISSUANCE OF fraud or other illegal means OCT 3. Property not yet passed to innocent 3. VOID purchaser for value CONTRACT- 4. Action is filed after CT is final but IMPRESCRIP within prescribed time TIBLE Reconveyance may be barred by prescription, laches, res judicata QUIETING OF TITLE 1. CLOUD Cloud or doubt exist because of: 1. An instrument, deed, record, contract, encumbrance, proceeding 2. Which is apparently valid and effective 3. But in truth and in fact is invalid ineffective or unenforceable 4. And may be prejudicial to title
This can only be availed of if cloud which
exists is apparently valid or effective RECOVERY FOR Applicable if you can’t recover property DAMAGES because it has been passed to innocent purchaser for value ANNULMENT OF 1. LACK OF 1. LACK OF Applicable only if MNT MR A PRJ is not JUDGEMENT/ JURISDICTION JURISDICTIO among the available remedies. It is not FINAL ORDER/ 2. EXTRINSIC N- allowed if he only fails to file any of them. RESOLUTION FRAUD IMPRESCRIP TIBLE 2. EXTRINSIC FRAUD- 4 YEARS REVERSION 1. VIOLATION OF SEC 118 2. 120 3. 121 4. 122 5. 123 6. CERTIFICATE OF TITLE OR FREE PATENT ACQUIRED THRU FRAUD 7. ALL LANDS OF PUBLIC DOMAIN ACQUIRED IN VIOLATION OF CONSTITUTION 8. NON-REGISTRABLE LANDS REGISTERED IN THE NAME OF DEFENDANT
G.R. No. L-38434 December 23, 1933 THE PEOPLE OF THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, Plaintiff-Appellee, Marciano Medina Y Diokno (Alias Mariano Medina, Alias Alejandro Dola), Defendant