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Oct 15, 2000 demolition due process rule 39 unlawful detainer writ of execution property law

Demolition Requires Special Court Order: Morta v. Sañez and Due Process

A writ of execution does not authorize demolition. A special court order after notice and hearing is required under Rule 39, Section 10(d).

Sep 26, 2000 execution pending appeal rule 39 philippine civil procedure court of appeals property law

Discretionary Execution Pending Appeal: When Philippine Courts Can Enforce Judgments Immediately

Learn when Philippine courts may order execution pending appeal, the "good reasons" required, and how the Supreme Court applies Rule 39.

Aug 30, 1996 civil-procedure relief from judgment final judgment rule 38 execution philippine law

Relief From Judgment: When Can You Reopen a Closed Case in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court explains when a final judgment may be reopened through relief from judgment under Rule 38, and when it cannot.