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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “rule 26”

Discovery in Criminal Cases: Why Requests for Admission Do Not Apply

Explaining the Supreme Court's ruling that requests for admission under Rule 26 apply only to civil cases, not criminal proceedings.

Implied Admission in Philippine Law: Navigating Requests for Admission in Civil Cases

When does a failure to respond to a Request for Admission trigger implied admission? The Supreme Court clarifies the limits under Rule 26.

Who Can Answer a Request for Admission? Rule 26 and Legal Representation

Philippine Supreme Court clarifies whether a lawyer may answer a request for admission for a client under Rule 26 of the Rules of Court.