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Limits on Self-Representation When a Lawyer Is Required in Court
Philippine Supreme Court clarifies when a party may appear without counsel and why mixing self-representation with a lawyer's appearance is not allowed.
Oct 14, 2003administrative lawsummary procedureforcible entryjudicial disciplineself-representationpractice of law
Summary Procedure Deadlines Binding on Judges; Self-Representation Not Law Practice
Court rules on judge's delay in ejectment case and clerk of court's right to self-representation versus appearing for co-plaintiff.