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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “pretrial”

Default Judgment Consequences of Missing Pretrial in Philippine Courts

Learn how skipping pretrial can lead to default judgment in Philippine courts, and what the Ramientas v. Reyala case says about procedural rules.

The Perils of Compromise When Legal Counsel Exceeds Authority in Criminal Cases

Learn how defective pretrial notice can void default judgments and why counsel's authority to compromise has strict limits.

Due Process and Notice: When Failure to Notify Voids Court Proceedings in the Philippines

Philippine Supreme Court ruling on how defective pretrial notice violates due process and voids default judgments.