Rule 55-Publication of Judgments & Final Resolutions
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1997 Rules on Civil Procedure 2001 Edition Rule 55 – Publication of Judgments And Final Resolutions Rule 55 PUBLICATION OF JUDGMENTS AND FINAL RESOLUTIONS The decisions of the CA must be published. Kung wala sa Philippine Reports, nasa Court of Appeals Reports. They call that CARA (Court of Appeals Reports Annotated). Section 1. Publication. - The judgments and final resolutions of the court shall be published in the Official Gazette and in the Reports officially authorized by the court in the language in which they have been originally written, together with the syllabi therefore prepared by the reporter in consultation with the writers thereof. Memoranda of all other judgments and final resolutions not so published shall be made by the reporter and published in the Official Gazette and the authorized reports. Section 2. Preparation of opinions for publication. - The reporter shall prepare and publish with each reported judgment and final resolution a concise synopsis of the facts necessary for a clear understanding of the case, the names of counsel, the material and controverted points involved, the authorities cited therein, and a syllabus which shall be confined to points of law. Section 3. General make-up of volumes. - The published decisions and final resolutions of the Supreme Court shall be called "Philippine Reports," while those of the Court of Appeals shall known as the "Court of Appeals Reports." Each volume thereof shall contain a table of the cases reported and the cases cited in the opinions, with a complete alphabetical index of the subject matters of the volume. It shall consist of not less than seven hundred pages printed upon good paper, well bound and numbered consecutively in the order of the volumes published. -oOo- Powers and Functions of the Supreme Court: 1.) Adjudication 2.) Discipline 3.) Rule-Making Adjudication Discipline Action Special Proceeding Judges/court employees Lawyers (disbarment) Rules of Court Civil Criminal Ordinary Special Lakas Atenista Ateneo de Davao University College of Law 135
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Transcript of Rule 55-Publication of Judgments & Final Resolutions
Date: November 25, 1997
1997 Rules on Civil Procedure
2001 Edition Rule 55 Publication of Judgments
And Final Resolutions
Rule 55
PUBLICATION OF JUDGMENTS
AND FINAL RESOLUTIONS
The decisions of the CA must be published. Kung wala sa Philippine Reports, nasa Court of Appeals Reports. They call that CARA (Court of Appeals Reports Annotated).
Section 1. Publication. The judgments and final resolutions of the court shall be published in the Official Gazette and in the Reports officially authorized by the court in the language in which they have been originally written, together with the syllabi therefore prepared by the reporter in consultation with the writers thereof. Memoranda of all other judgments and final resolutions not so published shall be made by the reporter and published in the Official Gazette and the authorized reports.
Section 2. Preparation of opinions for publication. The reporter shall prepare and publish with each reported judgment and final resolution a concise synopsis of the facts necessary for a clear understanding of the case, the names of counsel, the material and controverted points involved, the authorities cited therein, and a syllabus which shall be confined to points of law.
Section 3. General makeup of volumes. The published decisions and final resolutions of the Supreme Court shall be called "Philippine Reports," while those of the Court of Appeals shall known as the "Court of Appeals Reports." Each volume thereof shall contain a table of the cases reported and the cases cited in the opinions, with a complete alphabetical index of the subject matters of the volume. It shall consist of not less than seven hundred pages printed upon good paper, well bound and numbered consecutively in the order of the volumes published.
-oOo-
Powers and Functions of the Supreme Court:
1.) Adjudication
2.) Discipline
3.) Rule-Making
Adjudication
Discipline
Rule-MakingAction
Special Proceeding
Judges/court employees
Lawyers (disbarment)
Rules of Court
Others: Circulars/
DirectivesCivil
CriminalOrdinary
Special
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