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Showing 1–8 of 8 articles for “rule 65 certiorari”

Judicial Review and Abuse of Discretion: Safeguarding Rights in Administrative Penalties

A look at Laurel v. SSS on when Rule 65 certiorari is the correct remedy against final administrative penalties.

Motion for Reconsideration: A Necessary Step Before Filing Certiorari

Learn why Philippine courts require a motion for reconsideration before a Rule 65 certiorari petition, as shown in this Supreme Court ruling.

No More Extensions for Certiorari Petitions: The Strict 60-Day Rule Under A.M. No. 07-7-12-SC

The Supreme Court clarifies that courts can no longer grant extensions for Rule 65 certiorari petitions after A.M. No. 07-7-12-SC deleted the allowance.

Certiorari Denied: Why Skipping a Motion for Reconsideration Kills Your Appeal

Skipping a motion for reconsideration before filing a Rule 65 certiorari petition can be fatal. Learn the rules from a 2008 Supreme Court case.

Hierarchy of Courts and Exhaustion of Remedies: The Indispensable Steps Before Seeking Certiorari

Learn why a motion for reconsideration and the hierarchy of courts rule are mandatory before filing a Rule 65 certiorari petition.

Preliminary Injunctions in Philippine Litigation: Interlocutory Orders and Rule 65 Remedies

Explaining when preliminary injunction orders can be challenged via Rule 65 certiorari, and why such orders need not follow the full form of final decisions.

Missed Deadlines Dismissed Cases Understanding The Importance OF Timely Filing IN Philippine Courts

A Supreme Court ruling on the 60-day Rule 65 certiorari period shows why missed deadlines can end a case.

Dismissal for Procedural Lapse: The Importance of Stating Material Dates in Certiorari Petitions

Learn why failing to state material dates in a Rule 65 certiorari petition can lead to outright dismissal, as shown in Lapid v. Laurea.