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Showing 1–7 of 7 articles for “motion for extension”

Motion for Extension of Time: Balancing Strict Rules and Substantial Justice

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when courts should relax procedural rules on formal offer of evidence to serve substantial justice.

Motion to Dismiss Denied: Why Courts Must Adhere to Procedural Rules in Philippine Litigation

Learn why the Supreme Court strictly enforces the 15-day appeal period under Rule 41, and what happens when a motion for extension is filed.

Missed Your Appeal Deadline? The Supreme Court’s Firm Stance on Appeal Periods

The Supreme Court explains why filing a motion for extension of time to appeal is not allowed and why missing the 15-day period is fatal.

Substantial Justice Prevails Understanding Motions FOR Extension AND Notice Requirements IN Philippine Appeals

When a defective motion for extension can still save an appeal, and when execution pending appeal is premature in ejectment cases.

Procedural Deadlines Matter: Why Second Extension Motions Can Sink Your Appeal

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on why a second motion for extension to file an appeal can be fatal, and what litigants must know about Rule 42 deadlines.

When Can a Motion for Extension Be Denied? A Philippine Law Analysis

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on when courts may deny motions for extension and the proper requirements for certifications against forum shopping.

Motion for Extension of Time: Navigating Appeals in Philippine Courts

Learn when Philippine courts allow extension motions for appeals, based on the Supreme Court's ruling in Magsaysay Lines v. Court of Appeals.