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Katarungang Pambarangay: A Handbook


WRITERS
Maricel VigoAtty. Marlon Manuel, SALIGAN
TECHNICAL
AND
EDITORIAL
TEAM
Atty. Marlon Manuel, SALIGANDivina Lopez, LGSPMyn Garcia, LGSPVic Alfaro, LGSPEdgar Catalan,
LGSPRaissa Jajurie, SALIGAN MindanaoRaymond Salas, SALIGAN MindanaoPedrito Acosta,
Region 12Liza del Norte, IPHCAllan Carpio, RCED
ILLUSTRATIONS
AND
COVER
DESIGN
Arnold Beroya
ART
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AND
LAYOUT
Alecks P. Pabico/Disenyong Magilas
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Katarungang Pambarangay
:
A Handbook
Copyright 2004 Philippines-Canada Local GovernmentSupport Program (LGSP)All rights
reservedThe Philippines- Canada Local Government SupportProgram (LGSP) encourages the
use, translation, andadaptation and copying of this material for non-commercialuse, with
appropriate credit given to LGSP.Although reasonable care has been taken in thepreparation of
this handbook, neither the publisher and/orcontributor and/or writer can accept any liability
for anyconsequence arising from the use thereof or from anyinformation contained
herein.ISBN 971-92952-0-1Printed and bound in Manila, PhilippinesPublished by:
Sentro ng Alternatibong Lingap Panligal (SALIGAN)
1/F Hoffner Bldg., Social Development ComplexAteneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights,
1108Quezon City, Philippines

(632) 4266001 local 4858 or 4860


Philippines-Canada Local Government SupportProgram (LGSP)
Unit 1507 Jollibee PlazaEmerald Avenue, 1600 Pasig City, Philippines

(632) 637 3511-13www.lgsp.org.phThis project was undertaken with the financial support
of the Government of Canada provided through the CanadianInternational Development
Agency (CIDA).
IMPLEMENTED BYA JOINT PROJECT OF
Agriteam
Canadawww.agriteam.caFederation
of
CanadianMunicipalities
(FCM)www.fcm.caDepartment of the Interiorand Local Government (DILG)National Economic
andDevelopment Authority (NEDA)Canadian InternationalDevelopment Agency
Programme de soutien auxgouvernments locaux
PHILIPPINES-CANADALOCAL GOVERNMENTSUPPORT PROGRAM

KP Form # 15KP Form # 16KP Form # 17KP Form # 18KP Form # 19KP Form # 20KP Form
# 21KP Form # 22KP Form # 23KP Form # 24KP Form # 25KP Form # 26KP Form # 27KP
Form # 28Arbitration AwardAmicable SettlementRepudiationNotice of Hearing for
ComplainantNotice of Hearing for RespondentCertification to File Action (from
Lupon
Secretary)Certification to File Action (from
Pangkat
Secretary)Certification to File ActionCertification to Bar ActionCertification to Bar
CounterclaimMotion for ExecutionNotice of Hearing (Re: Motion forExecutionNotice of
ExecutionMonthly Transmittal of Final Reports
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
IT has always been a source of pride for us in theDepartment of the Interior and Local
Government tobear witness to outstanding initiatives of partners inlocal governance. We are
therefore pleased toacknowledge the latest publication of the Philippines-Canada Local
Government Support Program (LGSP),
Katarungang Pambarangay: A Handbook
.Republic Act 7160, otherwise known as the 1991Local Government Code, gives barangays
themandate to enforce peace and order and providesupport for the effective enforcement of
humanrights and justice. Decentralization has facilitated therecognition of the
Katarungang Pambarangay
orBarangay Justice System as an alternative venue forthe resolution of disputes. The
challenge facing localgovernments now is to maximize and harness the
katarungang pambarangay
as one of the mostvaluable mechanisms available in administering justice, advancing human
rights protection andresolving and/or mediating conflict at the barangaylevel through nonadversarial means.
Katarungang Pambarangay: A Handbook
provides local governments an easy-to-use tool withwhich to take up this challenge. It fills
the need toincrease the awareness and understanding of
katarungang pambarangay
and its value as anempowering and alternative tool for the resolution of community and
family disputes at the barangaylevel. With the fast-evolving demand for access to justice,
there is a need to utilize this mechanismmore strategically and proactively as a way topromote peace
at the grassroots. The
Punong Barangay
(Barangay Heads), members of the
Lupong Tagapamayapa
(Peace Council) and communities will
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benefit greatly from this publication. Moreover,development workers, the academe and nongovernmental and peoples organizations will alsofind this handbook useful in their work on
barangay justice.This undertaking complements the efforts of theDILG to popularize and
mainstream governanceknowledge products through the Local GovernmentAcademy and the agencys
regional learning centers.The handbook provides a means for improvedaccess to dispute
resolutions and will go a long waytowards enhancing knowledge on and
strengtheningbarangay governance and justice. The DILG,therefore, congratulates the
Philippines-Canada LocalGovernment Support Program for its commitmentand meaningful
contributions to promotingexcellence in barangay governance as an integralelement of good,
responsive and accountable localgovernance.
HON. JOSE D. LINA JR.
SecretaryDepartment of the Interior and Local Government
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P A M B A R A N G A Y
THE support, collaboration and creative contributionsof the following individuals and
institutions areinvaluable and were essential to the completion of this publication:The
Philippines-Canada Local Government SupportProgram led by Alix Yule and Marion
MacedaVillanueva for providing the necessary direction andsupportThe Sentro ng
Alternatibong
Lingap
Panligal(SALIGAN),
especially
Atty.
Marlon
J.
Manuel,
for
theirpartnershipMaricel Vigo for the overall writeup and excellenttechnical contributionLGSP
Area Managers Tess Gajo, Merlinda Hussein,Evelyn Jiz and LGSP Program Officers namely VicAlfaro,
Edgar Catalan, Abduljim Hassan and CrisTagupa for their invaluable collaborationLGSP Local
Resource Partners Raissa Jajurie andRaymond Salas of SALIGAN Mindanao, Pedrito
Acosta(Reg 12), Liza del Norte of Institute of Primary HealthCare (IPHC), Allan Carpio of
Resource Center forEmpowerment and Development (RCED) for theirtechnical
contributionDivina Luz Lopez for her overall project managementand technical expertise in
ensuring the quality of thispublicationMyn Garcia for providing technical and creativedirection, and
overall supervision of the design,layout and production
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Arnold Beroya for the illustrations and Alecks Pabicofor layout and overall art
directionRaymond Oliveros, Janilo Rubiato and TessTajanlangit for the translation of the handbook to
Tagalog
,
Cebuano
and
Ilonggo
, respectivelyRia Adapon and Sef Carandang for overallcoordination and editorial workGigi
Barazon and the rest of the LGSP administrativestaff for providing support.
x
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P A M B A R A N G A Y
KATARUNGANG Pambarangay: A Handbook
is thelatest publication of the Philippines-Canada LocalGovernment Support Program (LGSP) as
part of itsmandate to mainstream effective and responsivebarangay governance.Republic Act 7160 or
the Local Government Codeof 1991 expanded the scope and powers of the
Katarungang Pambarangay
or the Barangay JusticeSystem designed not merely to decongest the courtsof cases but to
address
inequalities
in
access
to justice,
particularly
experienced
by
marginalizedcommunities. The barangays, being the basicpolitical unit in the country, is in the
most strategicposition to facilitate resolution or mediation of community and family disputes,
alongside itsmandate to deliver basic services.In empowering local government units in
WesternVisayas and Mindanao, LGSP has designed initiativesthat strengthen barangay
governance, includingenhancing and mainstreaming the use of and accessto the barangay
justice system. The
Katarungang Pambarangay: A Handbook
was designed to providea user-friendly, easy to read and simple tool topromote the knowledge of
the
katarungang pambarangay

as an effective alternative mechanismfor dispute resolution.This handbook aims to increase


theunderstanding of the
Punong Barangays
(barangayheads) and members of the
Lupong Tagapamayapa
(Barangay Peace Council) on the processes andprocedures of the barangay justice system to
enablethem to maximize its use in their communities. It isalso intended to provide a
practical overview for the
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members of the communities paralegals, non-government and peoples organizations
regardingthe role and benefits of the
katarungang pambarangay
in their lives.By doing so, LGSP hopes that it would somehowmake a difference in peoples lives
by contributing toa better understanding and strategic administrationof the barangay justice
system.
Katarungang Pambarangay: A Handbook
is a modest contributionto creating greater awareness of an alternative towhat can be an elitist and
complex legal system,often characterized by an arduous legal process. Thispublication is a
way to empower grassrootscommunities to exact their basic rights and providethem a viable
way to do so.The Philippines-Canada Local GovernmentSupport Program
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Adjudication
is the power of courts or quasi-judicialagencies to decide cases filed before them andfalling
within their jurisdiction.

Amicable Settlement
is an agreement reachedduring mediation and conciliation proceedings.
Arbitration
is a process wherein the third partyfrom outside the judicial system is chosen by partiesto hear
and decide their dispute.
Arbitration Award
is the decision reached by eitherthe
lupon
chairperson or
pangkat
, as the case maybe, upon prior agreement in writing by the parites toa dispute for the
adjudicators to resolve it.
Attachment
is a provisional remedy in the form of an order issued by a judge before whom the case ispending
by which the property is taken into legalcustody as security for satisfaction of a
judgmentobtained by the prevailing party, either at thecommencement of the action or any time
after thefiling of the case before the final judgment
Complainant
plaintiff
Complaint
is a concise statement of ultimate factsconstituting the plaintiffs cause and causes of action.
Conciliation
is a process wherein the
Pangkat
forgoes the power to decide or recommend but assistthe parties to isolate issues and
options to reach asettlement by consensus that jointly satisfies theirneeds
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Delivery of Personal Property
(
Replevin)
isprovisional remedy by which a judge before whoman action is pending for the recovery of
personalproperty issues an order for the delivery of suchproperty to the movant or the party
filing the petitionupon filing of a bond to guarantee its return or toanswer for the damages.
Execution
is the process of exacting satisfaction foron or both of the parties through compulsory orcoercive
means. It entails the enforcement of theterms of the amicable settlement or arbitration
awardin so far as this may enjoin or command any of theparties to perform an act, give
something or refrainfrom doing some act
Habeas Corpus
is a judicial proceeding for thepurpose of releasing a person who is illegallydeprived of
liberty or restoring rightful custody tothe person who has been deprived of.
Incompetent
means a person who is suffering thepenalty of civil interdiction; or who is a hospitalizedleper,
prodigal, deaf and dumb who is unable tocommunicate; one who is of unsound mind, eventhough
he has a lucid intervals and a person notbeing unsound mind but by reason of age,
disease,weak mind, and other similar causes, cannot,without outside aid, take care of
himself and mangehis property, becoming thereby an easy prey fordeceit and exploitation.
Jurisdiction
is an authority to hear and decide acase and given by law and cannot be agreed by
theparties
Katarungang Barangay
(
KP
) is a system of justiceadministered at the barangay level for the purpose of amicable
settling disputes through mediation,conciliation or abitration among the family orbarangay
without resorting to the courts.
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P A M B A R A N G A Y
Lupong Tagapamayapa
(
Lupon
) is a bodyorganized in every barangay composed of
Punong Barangay
as the chairperson and not less than ten(10) and more than twenty from which the membersof
every
Pangkat
shall be chosen.
Mediation
is a process wherein the
Lupon
chairperson or Barangay Chairperson assists thedisputing parties to reach a settlement by
consensusthat jointly satisfies their needs.
Minor

is a person below eighteen (18) years of age.


Next of Kin
is an individual who is a relative or aresponsible friend with whom the minor orincompetent
lives
Pangkat Tagapagkasundo
(
Pangkat
) is aconciliation panel constituted from the
Lupon
membership for every dispute brought before the
Lupon
consisting of three (3) members after the
Punong Barangay
has failed in his mediation efforts.
Preliminary injunction
is a provisional remedy inthe form of an order issued by a judge before whomthe case is
pending at any stage before the final judgment requiring a person to refrain from aparticular act.
Repudiation
is an act of rejecting the validity orrefusing to accept the terms and conditions of agreement
on the ground of vitiation of consent byfraud, violence or intimidation.
Respondent
defendant
Statute of Limitations
is the law which bars ordoes not allow the institution or filing of an action orcase against
another after the expiration of theperiod prescribe d for such action or offense
Support Pendente Lite
is a provisional remedy in a
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form of an order issued by a judge before whom thecase is pending granting allowance,
dwelling,clothing, education and medical attendance to theperson entitled thereof.
Venue
is the place where the case is to be heard anddecided. This is not fixed by law except in
criminalcases, and can be agreed upon by the parties.
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THE
Katarungang Pambarangay
or Barangay JusticeSystem is a community-based dispute settlementmechanism that is
administered by the basic politicalunit of the country, the
barangay
. As a community-based mechanism for dispute resolution, it coversdisputes between
members of the same community(generally, same city/municipality) and involves the

Punong Barangay
and other members of thecommunities (the
Lupon
members) as intermediaries(mediators, conciliators, and, sometimes,arbitrators).The
establishment and operation of the Barangay Justice System is mandated by Republic Act
No. 7160or the Local Government Code of 1991. Prior to thislaw, however, the establishment of
the Barangay Justice System had been covered by PresidentialDecree 1508 in 1978 and Batas
Pambansa Blg. 337or the 1983 Local Government Code.When PD 1508 first decreed the
setting up of theBarangay Justice System, the law had the followingobjectives:

To promote the speedy administration of justice

To minimize the indiscriminate filing of casesin courts

To minimize the congestion of court docketsand thereby enhance the quality of justicedispensed
by the courts

To perpetuate and recognize the time-honoredtradition of amicably settling disputes at


thecommunity level

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These same objectives are stated in the
Katarungang Pambarangay
Rules that werepromulgated by the Department of Justice on June 1,1992, pursuant to the
mandate of the LocalGovernment Code. These rules serve as theimplementing rules for the
provisions of the LocalGovernment Code on the establishment,administration, and operation
of the Barangay JusticeSystem.Under the Barangay Justice System, the mainstrategy for
settling disputes is to provide a venuefor the disputing parties to search for a solution thatis
mutually acceptable. Hence, the primary role of the system is not to decide disputes and
impose asolution on the parties but to assist the parties indiscussing the possible amicable
settlement of theirdisputes. The
Punong Barangay
and the communityconciliators (
Lupon
members) do not act as judges oradjudicators of disputes but as facilitators for thedisputing
parties discussion of possible solutions.For this reason, the personal appearance andparticipation of
the disputing parties is necessary,while the non-appearance of the parties will havecorresponding
sanctions. Also because of the needfor the disputing parties personal participation in
theconciliation proceedings, disputes involving non-natural persons likecorporations are
notsubject to theconciliationproceedings of theBarangay JusticeSystem.The Barangay Justice
Systemprovides analternative mode fordispute resolution tothe costly and lengthyprocess of
settling
Simply put, theBarangay JusticeSystem provides afriendly, inexpensive,and speedy
forum forthe settlement of disputes where theparties can freelyexplore options
foramicably resolvingtheir disputes withoutresorting to thecourts.

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disputes in regular courts. Instead of going throughthe very technical procedure of filing
formalpleadings and presenting evidence in courts, theparties of a dispute are given the
opportunity to tryto talk to each other and resolve their disputesamicably. The technical
processes and rules that areusually applied in court proceedings are not applied.Filing a case in
court, or defending oneself againstsuch a case,would necessarilyentail the servicesof
lawyers. In theBarangay JusticeSystem, however,the parties do notneed to secure theservices
of lawyers. In fact,the law prohibitsthe participationof lawyers in theconciliation proceedings.
While cases that are triedin courts generally take years to be resolved, casesthat go through
the Barangay Justice System wouldgenerally take only a few weeks.Simply put, the Barangay
Justice System providesa friendly, inexpensive, and speedy forum for thesettlement of disputes
where the parties can freelyexplore options for amicably resolving their disputeswithout
resorting to the courts.On the issue of access to justice, the Barangay Justice System provides
an accessible mechanism forresolving the justice issues of the poor.In some areas where the courts are
inaccessible,both because of location and because of theprohibitive costs of litigation, the
Barangay JusticeSystem, with all its limitations, can be the only venuethat the poor can
avail of for the resolution of theirdisputes.
In some areas where thecourts are inaccessible, bothbecause of location
andbecause of the prohibitivecosts of litigation, theBarangay Justice System,with
all its limitations, canbe the only venue that thepoor can avail of for theresolution
of their disputes.

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The Barangay Justice System is also envisioned tocomplement the courts in administering
justice. Forcases that are covered by the Barangay JusticeSystem, it is compulsory for the

parties to gothrough the Barangay Justice System proceedingsfirst before going to court. Failure to do so
wouldmean the dismissal of the parties claim orcounterclaim. It is only when the Barangay
JusticeSystem has failed to resolve the dispute that theparties will be allowed to bring their
case to court.The Supreme Court issued AdministrativeCircular No. 14-93 on July 15, 1993
directing thecourts to ensure compliance with the requirement of prior recourse to the
Barangay Justice as a conditionfor filing a complaint in court for cases that arecovered by
the system.With more disputing parties settling theirdisputes at the community level, it is
expected thatthe filing of cases between members of the samecommunity will be minimized.
This, in turn, will helpreduce the congestion of the courts dockets and,hopefully, improve the
efficiency and quality of thecourts dispensation of justice. The Barangay Justicesystem is, thus,
both an alternative andcomplementary mode of resolution to the courtsystem.The Barangay
Justice System maximizes the useof time-honored traditions and practices of communities in
settling disputes betweencommunity members. Filipinos traditionally resort tothe help of older
members of the family, communityelders, or tribe leaders in resolving disputes betweenmembers
of the same family or community. This isthe common practice that is recognized andformalized by
the Barangay Justice System. In lieu of family members, community elders, or tribe
leaders,the Barangay Justice System uses the
Punong Barangay
and the
Lupon
Members, who areappointed from the respected members of the
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P A M B A R A N G A Y
community. In recognition of traditional customarypractices in some indigenous communities, the
lawon the Barangay Justice System provides that incommunities that have distinct
traditional practicesof settling disputes, the customs and traditions of the indigenous cultural
communities shall beapplied. Thus, local systems of settling disputesthrough their councils of
datus
or elders arerecognized and followed with the same force andeffect as the procedure laid down in
the law.The strength of the Barangay Justice System liesin the fact that it is based in the
community itself,and is administered by community members usingtraditional practices in
dispute resolution. With thisset-up, the disputing parties are expected to be
morecomfortable in discussing their problems and inexploring solutions to the disputes. It is
likewiseexpected that the community-based set-up of theBarangay Justice System will
ensure that the partieswill honor the amicable settlement that was agreedupon. Ultimately, the
Barangay Justice System isenvisioned to live up to its name. It is expected toensure the
dispensation of justice at the grassrootslevel.The first part of the handbook discusses
theactual processes of the
Katarungang Pambarangay
(KP). The second part deals with the benefits,incentives and awards of the system. The
Annexescontains samples of al the KP forms that are used inthe process, for reference.
The Supreme Court issued AdministrativeCircular No. 14-93 on July 15, 1993
directing thecourts to ensure compliance with therequirement of prior recourse to
the BarangayJustice as a condition for filing a complaint incourt for cases that are
covered by the system.

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This handbook has also been translated to threePhilippine dialects, namely
Tagalog
,
Cebuano
and
Ilonggo
, to facilitate greater use and understandingof the system at the community level. Also,
ahandbook on the Barangay Justice System in ARMM isbeing developed, which takes a look
at the existingindigenous/traditional mechanisms of dispensing justice in the Muslim and
Moro cultures.
P
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THANK
YOU
.
ACTUALLY
,
I
CAMETO
ASK
SOME
QUESTIONSREGARDING
THE
ADMINISTRA
TION
OF
THEBARANGAYJUSTICESYSTEM

INOURBARANGAY
.
WELL
,
YOU
HAVE
COMETO
THE
RIGHT PERSON
,
SIT DOWN
AND
HAVE
SOME
COFFEE
.
YOU
KNOW
CELIA
,
BARANGAY
JUSTICE
OR
KATARUNGANG
PAMBARANGAY
IS
ONEIMPORTANT
SYSTEM
IN

OUR
BARANGAY
TORESOLVE
DISPUTES
FAIRLY
AND
SPEEDILY
.
THIS
IS
A
SALIENT
PART
OF
THEBARANGAY

S
FUNCTION
TO
PROMOTEPEACE
AND
HARMONIOUS
RELATIONSHIPSAMONG
COMMUNITY
MEMBERS

.
THIS
ISALSO
IN
RECOGNITION
OF
THE
CAPACITYOF
THE
BARANGAY
AND
ITS
LEADERS
TOFACILITATE
THE
SETTLEMENT
ANDRESOLUTION
OF
DISPUTES
AT
THEIR
LEVEL
.
HELLO
.
GOOD

MORNING
,
TOO
.
CONGRATULATIONSTO
THE
NEW
PUNONG BARANGAY
OF
BAGONGDIWA
.
WHAT
CAN
I
DOFOR
YOU
?
GOOD
MORNING
,
KAPITAN
PEDRING
.
C O N S T I T U T I O N
OF
THE
L U P O N
C
E
ONE

H
R

ONE
MORNINGIN
BARANGAYPAG
ASA
...

10
A
H A N D B O O K
HE
/
SHE
CAN
BE
CHARGEDOF
NEGLECT
OF
DUTYAND
BE
SUBJECTED
TOADMINISTRATIVESANCTIONS
.
WHAT
IF
THE
PUNONG BARANGAY
FAILS
TOORGANIZE
THE
LUPON
?
REALLY
?
WHEN

AND
HOWCAN
I
CONSTITUTE
THE
LUPON
?
WITHIN
FIFTEEN
(
15
)
DAYS
FROM
THE
START OF
OUR
TERM
AS
PUNONG
BARANGAY
,
WESHOULD
ISSUE
A
NOTICETO
CONSTITUTE

THE
LUPON
AND
PREPARE
THELIST
OF
THE
NAMES
OFPROPOSED
LUPON
MEMBERS
.
A
MINIMUM
OF
TENAND
A
MAXIMUM
OFTWENTY
PERSONS
.
HOW
MANY
PEOPLESHOULD
I
INCLUDEIN

THE
LIST
?
I
SEE
.
BUT
IS
IT
ONLY
THE
PUNONG BARANGAY
WHO
HAS
THE
AUTHORITY
TOCONSTITUTE
THE
LUPON
?
YES
,
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
CANAPPOINT
THE

LUPON
MEMBERS
.
IT IS
HIS
/
HER
EXCLUSIVEPREROGATIVE

NO
NEED
FOR
APPROVAL
,
CONFIRMATION
OR
RATIFICATION
OF
THE
SANGGUNIANG
BARANGAY
.

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WHO
ARE
QUALIFIED
TO
BE
MEMBERS
OF
THE
LUPON
?
ANYBODY
WHO
IS
AN
ACTUAL
RESIDENT OR
WORKING
IN
THE
BARANGAY
,
OFLEGAL
AGE

AND
POSSESSES
THE
FOLLOWINGQUALITIES
:
INTEGRITY
,
IMPARTIALITY
,
INDEPENDENCE
,
FAIRNESS
,
REPUTATION
FOR
PROBITY
,
PATIENCE
,
RESOURCEFULNESS
,
OPEN
MINDEDNESS
ANDFLEXIBILITY
,
CAN
BE
A
MEMBER
OF
THE
LUPON
.

QUALIFIED
AS
LUPONMEMBERS

ACTUAL
RESIDENTS
/
WORKING
IN
THE
BARANGAY

OF
LEGAL
AGE

WITH
THE
FOLLOWING
QUALITIES
:

INTEGRITY
,

IMPARTIALITY
,

INDEPENDENCE
,

FAIRNESS
,

REPUTATION
FOR
PROBITY
,

PATIENCE
,

RESOURCEFULNESS
,

OPEN
MINDEDNESS

FLEXIBILITY
DISQUALIFIED
TO
BELUPON
MEMBERS

BELOW
18
YRS
OF
AGE

INCOMPETENT

CONVICTED
OF
A
CRIMECARRYING
WITH

ITPENALTIES
OF
PERPETUALOR
TEMPORARYDISQUALIFICATION
FROMHOLDING
PUBLIC
OFFICE

ELECTED
GOVERNMENTOFFICIAL

MEMBER
OF
ARMEDFORCES
WHO
IS
IN
THEACTIVE
SERVICE

12

A
H A N D B O O K
THIS
NOTICE
SHALL
BE
POSTED
IN
THREECONSPICUOUS
OR
STRATEGIC
PLACESWITHIN
THE
BARANGAY
.
THE
NOTICESHALL
CONTAIN
AN
INVITATION
TO
ALLBARANGAY
MEMBERS
TO
ENDORSE

OROPPOSE
THE
PROPOSEDAPPOINTMENT
OF
ANY
PERSON
/
SINCLUDED
IN
THE
LIST
.
THERECOMMENDATION
SHALL
BE
MADE
WITHIN
THE
PERIODOF
POSTING
FOR
THREE
WEEKS
.
YOUR
SECRETARY
,

WHO
ISALSO
THE
CONCURRENT SECRETARY
OF
LUPON
,
SHALL
PREPARE
A
NOTICETO
CONSTITUTE
THE
LUPON
USING
KP
FORM
1
.
AFTER
IDENTIFYING
THE
10
20
MEMBERS
OF

MYLUPON
,
WHAT
ARE
THENEXT
STEPS
?
AFTER
THAT
,
WHERE
SHALLWE
PUT
THENOTICE
?

13
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay _________________ OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY ______ ,
20__
NOTICE TO CONSTITUTE THE LUPON
To All Barangay Members and All Other Persons Concerned:In compliance with Section 1(a),
Chapter 7, Title One, Book III, LocalGovernment Code of 1991 (Republic Act No. 7160), of the
KatarungangPambarangay Law, notice is hereby given to constitute the LupongTagapamayapa of
this Barangay. The persons I am considering for appointment are the following: 1 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 3 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 .

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 4 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 5 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 6 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 7 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 8 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 9 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 0 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 1 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 0 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 2 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 1 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 3 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 2 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 4 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 25.
_________________ They have been chosen on the basis of their suitability for the task
of conciliation considering their integrity, impartiality, independence of mind,sense of fairness
and reputation for probity in view of their age, socialstanding in the community, tact, patience,
resourcefulness, flexibility, openmindedness and other relevant factors. The law provides that only
thoseactually residing or working in the barangay who are not expresslydisqualified by law are
qualified to be appointed as Lupon members.All persons are hereby enjoined to immediately
inform me and of their opposition to or endorsement of any or all the proposed members
or recommend to me other persons not included in the list but not later than the ________ day of
_______, 20__ (the last day for posting this notice)._________________ Punong
BarangayIMPORTANT: This notice is required to be posted in three (3) conspicuous places in the
barangay for at least three (3) weeksWARNING: Tearing or defacing this notice shall be subject to
punishmentaccording to law.
KP FORM # 1: NOTICE TO CONSTITUTE THE
LUPON

14
A
H A N D B O O K
YES
,
KAPITANA
.
AND
TEN
DAYS
AFTER
THELAST
DAY
OF
POSTING
,
YOUSHALL
PUT
IN
WRITINGYOUR
APPOINTMENT
OFYOUR
LUPON
MEMBERSUSING
KP
FORM
2
,

DULY
SIGNED
BY
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
AND
ATTESTED
BY
THEBARANGAY
SECRETARY
.
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay _________________ OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY ______ ,
20__ (Date)
APPOINTMENT
TO: ___________ Pursuant to Chapter 7, Title One, Book III, Local Government Code of
1991(Republic Act No. 7160), you are hereby appointed MEMBER of theLupong Tagapamayapa of
this Barangay effective upon taking your oath of office and until a new Lupon is constituted on
the
third
year
following
your a p p o i n t m e n t . _________________ Punong
BarangayATTESTED: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Barangay Secretary
KP FORM # 2: APPOINTMENT LETTER
YOU
MEAN
,
ANY
MEMBER
OF
MYBARANGAY
CAN
PROTEST
ORRECOMMEND

SOMEBODY
FROM
THEBARANGAY
?
THE
NEWLY
APPOINTED
LUPON
MEMBERS
SHALL
TAKE
THEIR
OATHIMMEDIATELY
BEFORE
YOU
AS
PUNONG
BARANGAY
USING
KPFORM
5
.

STEP 1: Determining the actual numberof


Lupon
MembersSTEP 2: Preparing a notice to constitute the

Lupon
STEP 3: Posting the notice to constitute the
Lupon
STEP 4: Appointment of
Lupon
MembersSTEP 5: Oath taking of
Lupon
membersSTEP 6: Posting
SIX
STEPS
TO
CONSTITUTETHE
LUPON
AFTER
THEIROATH
TO
OFFICE
,
WHAT
WILL
IDO
NEXT
?
THE
LIST
OF
APPOINTED
LUPON
MEMBERS
SHALLBE
POSTED

IN
THREESTRATEGIC
AND
HIGHLYVISIBLE
PLACES
INTHE
BARANGAY
.
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay _________________ OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY
OATH OF OFFICE
Pursuant to Chapter 7, Title One, Book II, Local Government Code of 1991(Republic Act No. 7160), I
_______________, being duly qualified andhaving been duly appointed MEMBER of the Lupong Tagapamayapa of
thisBarangay, do hereby solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will faithfully andconscientiously discharge to the best of
my ability, my duties and functions assuch member and as member of the Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo in which
Imay be chosen to serve; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to theRepublic of the Philippines; that I will
support and defend its Constitution andobey the laws, legal orders and decrees promulgated by its duly
constitutedauthorities; and that I voluntarily impose upon myself this obligation withoutany mental reservation or
purpose of evasion.SO HELP ME GOD. (In case of affirmation the last sentence will be
omitted.) _____________ Member SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN to (or AFFIRMED) before me this _____
dayof __________, 20____. __________________ Punong Barangay
KP FORM # 5:
LUPON
MEMBER OATH STATEMENT

16
A
H A N D B O O K
WHAT
IS
THETERM
OF
OFFICEOF
EACH
LUPON
MEMBER
?
ARE
THE
LUPON
MEMBERSENTITLED
TOSOMECOMPENSATION
?
DO
THEY
HAVEBENEFITS
DUETO
THEM
?
UPON
APPOINTMENT
,
EACH
LUPON

MEMBER
SHALL
SERVEFOR
THREE
(
3
)
YEARS
UNLESSTERMINATED
BY
DEATH
,
RESIGNATION
,
TRANSFER
OFRESIDENCE
OR
PLACE
OF
WORK
,
OR
WITHDRAWAL
OFAPPOINTMENT
BY
THE
PUNONGBARANGAY
.

HOWEVER
,
THEWITHDRAWAL
SHOULD
BECONCURRED
WITH
A
MAJORITYOF
ALL
THE
MEMBERS
OF
LUPON
.
(
SEE
KP
FORM
6
)
THE
LUPON
MEMBERS
SHALLSERVE
WITHOUT
ANYCOMPENSATION
.
IF

THEBARANGAY
HAS
ENOUGHFUNDS
,
WE
CAN
ALWAYS
GIVEHONORARIA
TO
LUPON
MEMBERS
WHO
HAVEPARTICIPATED
IN
THERESOLUTION
OF
A
PARTICULARCASE
.
ON
THE
OTHER
HAND
,
UNDER
COMMISSION
ONHIGHER

EDUCATION
(
CHED
)
ORDER
62
SERIES
OF
1997
,
TWO
DAUGHTERS
OR
SONS
OFA
LUPON
MEMBER
AREQUALIFIED
TO
BECOME
ASTATE
SCHOLAR
IN
TERTIARYEDUCATION
TO

ANY
STATECOLLEGES
OR
UNIVERSITIES
.

17
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA ______ , 20__ (Date)
WITHDRAWAL OF APPOINTMENT
TO: _______________ After due hearing and with the concurrence of a majority of all the
LupongTagapamayapa members of this Barangay, your appointment as member thereof is hereby
withdrawn effective upon receipt hereof, on the following g r o u n d / s : [ ] i n c a p a c i t y t o
d i s c h a r g e
t h e
d u t i e s
o f
y o u r
o f f i c e
a s
s h o w n
b y _______________________________ [
] u n s u i t a b i l i t y b y
r e a s o n
o f
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (Check whichever is
applicable and detail or specify the act/s or omission/s constituting the ground/s for
withdrawal.) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Punong
Barangay/Lupon
ChairmanCONFORME
(Signatures): 1 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 0 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 1 .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 6. __________________ Received this __________ day of
_____________, 19____. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S i g n a t u r e NOTE:The members of the Lupon
conforming to the withdrawal must personallyaffix their signatures or thumb marks on the
pertinent spaces above. Thewithdrawal must be conformed to by more than one-half of the total
number of members of the Lupon including the Punong Barangay and the member c o n c e r n e d .
KP FORM # 6: WITHDRAWAL OF APPOINTMENT

18
A
H A N D B O O K
GOOD
TOHEAR
!
AT
LEAST THEIRCOMMIT
MENT
AND
SERVICES
AREMORE
OR
LESS
COMPEN
SATED
.
WHERE
CAN
WESOURCE
OTHER
FUNDSFOR
THE
LUPON
OPERATIONS
ASIDEFROM
BARANGAY

FUNDS
?
WE
CAN
ALWAYS
ASKTHE
MUNICIPALGOVERNMENT
FOR
SOMEALLOCATION
REGARDINGTHE
OPERATIONS
OF
LUPON
AND
INCLUDEIT
IN
ITSANNUALBUDGET
.
BACK
TO
MY
ROLE
AS
ACHAIRPERSON
OF
LUPON

,
ARETHERE
ANY
SPECIFICFUNCTIONS
RELATED
TOADMINISTERING
BARANGAYJUSTICE
?
HOW
CAN
I
INVOLVE
MY
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
INBARANGAY
JUSTICEADMINISTRATION
?
INDEED
,
YOUR
ROLE
ASCHAIRPERSON
OF
LUPON
ISVERY
CRUCIAL
.
HOWEVER
,

WECAN
DISCUSS
IT
AS
WE
GOALONG
WITH
THE
DIFFERENT WAYS
OF
RESOLVINGDISPUTES
OR
CONFLICTS
INYOUR
BARANGAY

WELL
,
THE
SANGGUNIANG BARANGAY
HAS
THE
DUTY
TOPROVIDE
THE

ADMINIS
TRATIVE
NEEDS
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA
AND
THE
PANGKAT TAGAPAGKASUNDO
BYALLOCATING
FUNDSFROM
THE
INTERNALREVENUE
ALLOTMENT FOR
THE
KATARUNGANG PAMBARANGAY
.

19
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
OK
,
NOW
PLEASE

TELL
MEWHAT
IS
THE
FIRST
STEPOF
RESOLVINGCONFLICT
ORDISPUTE
IN
MY
BARANGAY
?
HAVE
YOUR
COFFEE
,
FIRST AND
YOUR
MANANG
SOLING
IS
PREPARINGBOILED
SWEET
POTATOESAND
SABA
FOR

US

M E D I A T I O N

THROUGH
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
C
E
TWO
WHAT
IF
ONLY
ONEOF
THE
INVOLVEDPARTIES
ARE
FROMMY
BARANGAY
?
IN
THIS
CASE
,
THE
DISPUTEWILL
BE
SETTLED
IN
THEBARANGAY

H
R

WHERE
THERESPONDENTS
OR
ONE
OF
THERESPONDENTS
RESIDE
AT
THECHOICE
OF
THE
COMPLAINANT
.
IS
THAT
CLEAR
TO
YOU
?
AS
PUNONG
BARANGAY
,
YOU
HAVE
ANAUTHORITY

OR
POWER
TO
MEDIATE
CASES
OFTHE
RESIDENTS
IN
YOUR
BARANGAY
.
YES
,
KAPITAN
.
WHAT WOULD
IDO
IFTHEREWILL
BECASES
PRESENTEDTO
ME
IN
THEBARANGAY
?
HOWCAN
I

HELP
INRESOLVING
IT
?
THIS
SABA
ISSO
SWEET
.
REALLY
?
THANKSFOR
THE
COMPLI
MENTS
!
WHAT IS
YOURQUESTIONAGAIN
?

21
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
WELL
,
HE
/
SHE
SHOULD
BEREPRESENTED
BY
A
LEGAL
GUARDIANOR
NEXT
OF
KIN
WHO
IS
NOT
ALAWYER
.
CAN
I
MEDIATECASES
INVOLVINGCOOPERATIVES
ORPEOPLE

SORGANIZATIONOPERATING
IN
MYBARANGAY
?
NO
,
I
DON

T THINK
SO
.
AJURIDICAL
PERSONOR
CORPORATIONLIKE
A
COOPERATIVE
CAN
NOT
FILEA
COMPLAINT
BECAUSE
IT
IS
NOT A
PARTY
TO

AMICABLESETTLEMENT
.
ANY
CASEINVOLVING
COOPERATIVE
ORPEOPLE

S
ORGANIZATION
CAN
GODIRECTLY
TO
COURT
WITHOUT GOING
THROUGH
MEDIATION
ORCONCILIATION
.
SO
WHAT
ARE
THE
CASES
UNDER
THE
KATARUNGANG PAMBARANGAY
?

ALL
DISPUTES
,
CIVIL
ANDCRIMINAL
IN
NATURE
WHEREPARTIES
ACTUALLY
RESIDE
INTHE
SAME
CITY
ORMUNICIPALITY
ARESUBJECTED
TO
PROCEEDINGSOF
AMICABLE
SETTLEMENT
.
THERE
ARE
CASES
THAT
FALLUNDER

OUR
JURISDICTION
.
YES
,
NOW
,
WHAT
IF
ANY
OF
THE
INVOLVEDPARTIES
IS
INCOMPETENT
OR
A
MINOR
?

22
A
H A N D B O O K
CASES
UNDER
KATARUNGANG
PAMBARANGAY


UNLAWFUL
USE
OF
MEANS
OF
PUBLICATION
AND
UNLAWFULUTTERANCES
(
ART
.
154
);

ALARMS
AND
SCANDALS
(
ART
.
155
);

USING
FALSE
CERTIFICATES
(
ART
.
175
);

USING
FICTITIOUS
NAMES

AND
CONCEALING
TRUE
NAMES
(
ART
.
178
);

ILLEGAL
USE
OF
UNIFORMS
AND
INSIGNIAS
(
ART
.
179
);

PHYSICAL
INJURIES
INFLICTED
IN
A
TUMULTUOUS
AFFRAY
(
ART
.
252
);

GIVING
ASSISTANCE
TO
CONSUMMATED
SUICIDE
(
ART
.
253
);

RESPONSIBILITY
OF
PARTICIPANTS
IN
A
DUEL
IF
ONLYPHYSICAL
INJURIES
ARE
INFLICTED
OR
NO
PHYSICAL
INJURIESHAVE
BEEN
INFLICTED
(
ART
.
260

);

LESS
SERIOUS
PHYSICAL
INJURIES
(
ART
.
265
);

SLIGHT
PHYSICAL
INJURIES
AND
MALTREATMENT
(
ART
.
266
);

UNLAWFUL
ARREST
(
ART
.
269
);

INDUCING
A
MINOR
TO
ABANDON

HIS
/
HER
HOME
(
ART
.
271
);

ABANDONMENT
OF
A
PERSON
IN
DANGER
ANDABANDONMENT
OF
ONE

S
OWN
VICTIM
(
ART
.
275
);

ABANDONING
A
MINOR
(
A
CHILD
UNDER

SEVEN
[7]
YEARSOLD
)(
ART
.
276
);

ABANDONMENT
OF
A
MINOR
BY
PERONS
ENTRUSTED
WITHHIS
/
HER
CUSTODY
;
INDIFFERENCE
OF
PARENTS
(
ART
.
277
);

QUALIFIED
TRESSPASS
TO
DWELLING
(

WITHOUT
THE
USE
OFVIOLENCE
AND
INTIMIDATION
). (
ART
.
280
);

OTHER
FORMS
OF
TRESSPASS
(
ART
.
281
);

LIGHT
THREATS
(
ART
.
283
);

OTHER
LIGHT
THREATS
(
ART
.
285
);

GRAVE
COERCION
(
ART
.
286
);

LIGHT
COERCION
(
ART
.
287
);

OTHER
SIMILAR
COERCIONS
(
COMPULSORY
PURCHASE
OFMERCHANDISE
AND
PAYMENT
OF
WAGES
BY
MEANS
OFTOKENS
). (
ART
.
288
);
23.

FORMATION
,
MAINTENANCE
AND
PROHIBITION
OFCOMBINATION
OF
CAPITAL
OR
LABOR
THROUGH
VIOLENCEOR
THREATS
(
ART
.
289
);

23
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y

DISCOVERING
SECRETS
THROUGH
SEIZURE
ANDCORRESPONDENCE
(
ART
.
290
);

REVEALING
SECRETS
WITH
ABUSE
OF
AUTHORITY
(
ART
.
291
);

THEFT
(
IF
THE
VALUE
OF
THE
PROPERTY

STOLEN
DOES
NOTEXCEED
P
50.00
). (
ART
.
309
);

QUALIFIED
THEFT
(
IF
THE
AMOUNT
DOES
NOT
EXCEEDP
500
). (
ART
.
310
);

OCCUPATION
OF
REAL
PROPERTY
OR
USURPATION
OF

REALRIGHTS
IN
PROPERTY
(
ART
312
);

ALTERING
BOUNDARIES
OR
LANDMARKS
(
ART
.
313
);

SWINDLING
OR
ESTAFA
(
IF
THE
AMOUNT
DOES
NOTEXCEED
P
200.00
). (
ART
.
315
);

OTHER

FORMS
OF
SWINDLING
(
ART
.
316
);

SWINDLING
A
MINOR
(
ART
.
317
);

OTHER
DECEITS
(
ART
.
318
);

REMOVAL
,
SALE
OR
PLEDGE
OF
MORTGAGED
PROPERTY
(
ART
.
319
);

SPECIAL
CASES
OF
MALICIOUS
MISCHIEF
(
IF
THE
VALUE
OFTHE
DAMAGED
PROPERTY
DOES
NOT
EXCEED
P
1,000.00
).(
ART
328
);

OTHER
MISCHIEFS
(
IF
THE
VALUE
OF
THE
DAMAGEDPROPERTY

DOES
NOT
EXCEED
P
1,000.00
). (
ART
.
329
);

SIMPLE
SEDUCTION
(
ART
.
338
);

ACTS
OF
LASCIVIOUSNESS
WITH
THE
CONSENT
OF
THEOFFENDED
PARTY
(
ART
339
);

THREATENING
TO

PUBLISH
AND
OFFER
TO
PREVENT
SUCHPUBLICATION
FOR
COMPENSATION
(
ART
.
356
);

PROHIBITING
PUBLICATION
OF
ACTS
REFERRED
TO
IN
THECOURSE
OF
OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
(
ART
.
357
);

INCRIMINATING

INNOCENT
PERSONS
(
ART
.
363
);

INTRIGUING
AGAINST
HONOR
(
ART
.
364
);

ISSUING
CHECKS
WITHOUT
SUFFICIENT
FUNDS
(
BP
22
);

FENCING
OF
STOLEN
PROPERTIES
IF
THE
PROPERTYINVOLVED
IS

NOT
MORE
THAN
P
50.00
(
PD
1612
).

24
A
H A N D B O O K
MY
GOODNESS
!
THAT

S
A
LOT
!
WHAT
OTHERCASES
ARE
EXEMPTED
IN
KATARUNGANG PAMBARANGAY
ASIDE
FROM
THAT
OF
AJURIDICAL
PERSON
OR
CORPORATION
?

OFFENSES
INVOLVINGGOVERNMENT
ENTITY
;

OFFENSES
WITH
MAXIMUMPENALTY
OF
1
YEAR
AND
EXCEEDING
FINE
FIVETHOUSAND
(
P
5,000.00
);

OFFENSES
WITH
NO
PRIVATEPARTY
;

REAL
PROPERTIES
IN

DIFFERENT
CITIES
ORMUNICIPALITIES
,
DISPUTES
THAT
NEED
URGENT LEGAL
ACTION
,
LABOR
DISPUTES
,
LAND
DISPUTESAND
ACTION
TO
ANNUL
A
JUDGMENT
UPON
ACOMPROMISE
.
WHAT
WILL
BE
THE

FIRST
STEP
IN
MEDIATING
CASES
?
OK
.
THE
COMPLAINANT
,
WITH
THE
HELP
OF
YOURSECRETARY
,
WILL
FILL
UP
KP
FORM
7
.
A
MINIMALFILING
FEE
IS

BEING
CHARGED
ANDPAID
TO
THE
BARANGAY
TREASURER
.
IT
IS
ALSO
VERY
IMPORTANT
TONOTE
THAT
NO
INDIVIDUAL
CANGO
DIRECTLY
TO
COURT
OR
ANYGOVERNMENT
OFFICE

FORADJUDICATION
OF
HIS
/
HERDISPUTE
WITH
ANOTHERINDIVIDUAL
ESPECIALLY
IF
THEMATTER
IS
WITHIN
YOURJURISDICTION
.

25
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
C O M PLAI N T
I/WE hereby complain against above named respondent/s for violating my/our rights and interests in the following
manner: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________
______________ THEREFORE, I/WE pray that the following relief/s be granted to me/us inaccordance with law
and/or
equity: __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________ Made
this
_______
day
of
___________,
19____. ________________ Complainant/sReceived and filed this ________ day of __________,
19____. ____________________________ Punong Barangay/Lupon Chairman
KP FORM # 7: COMPLAINANTS FORM

26
A
H A N D B O O K
YOU
MEAN
,
THE
CONCERNEDPARTIES
MUST
GO
THROUGHTHE
KATARUNGANG PAMBARANGAY
?
I
SEE

ARE
WE
NOT
ACTINGLIKE
A
COURT
AND
THE
LUPON
AS
JUDGES
?
OK
,

NOW
AFTER
THECOMPLAINANT
HAS
PAID
THEFILING
FEE
,
WHAT
IS
THENEXT
STEP
?
YES
,
EXCEPT
WHEN
THEPARTIES
PERSONALLYCONFRONTED
EACH
OTHERAND
SETTLE
THEIR
DISPUTE
.
BUT
IF

NOT
,
THEY
SHOULDGO
THROUGH
THECONCILIATORY
PROCEEDINGSOR
ELSE
THE
COURTS
CANSIMPLY
DISMISS
FOR
LACKOF
CAUSE
OF
ACTION
ORPREMATURITY
.
NO
,
WE
ARE
NOT
.
THE
BASICDISTINCTION

IN
OUR
WORKAS
LUPON
IS
THAT
IT
ISNOT
A
BARANGAY
COURT
AND
LUPON
MEMBERS
ARE
NOT JUDGES
.
IT
IS
ACONCILIATION
BODY
ANDTHE
MEMBERS
ARECONCILIATORS
.
IN

YOURCASE
,
YOU
ARE
THEMEDIATOR
.
WITHIN
THREE
(
3
)
DAYS
,
YOU
SHOULD
ISSUE
ANOTICE
OF
HEARING
TO
THECOMPLAINANT
AND
SUMMONTHE
RESPONDENT
BOTH
OFWHOM
SHOULD
APPEAR

INYOUR
OFFICE
.

27
K A T A R U N G A N G

P A M B A R A N G A Y
WHAT
IF
ANY
OF
THE
PARTIES
FAILED
TO
APPEAR
?
IF
THE
COMPLAINANT
CANNOT
APPEAR
BEFORE
YOU
WITHOUT
JUSTIFIABLE
CAUSE
,
HIS
/
HERCOMPLAINT
WILL
BE

DISMISSED
ANDEVENTUALLY
HE
/
SHE
CANNOT
FILE
ACASE
IN
COURT
.
HE
CAN
ALSO
BEPUNISHED
/
REPRIMANDED
FORINDIRECT
CONTEMPT
.
HOWEVER
,
IF
THE
RESPONDENT
CANNOT
ALSO
APPEAR

WITHOUT JUSTIFIABLE
CAUSE
,
HIS
/
HER
COUNTERCLAIM
IFTHERE
IS
ANY
,
WILL
BE
DISMISSED
AND
HE
WILL
BEBARRED
FROM
FILING
IN
COURT
AND
BE
PUNISHEDFOR
INDIRECT

CONTEMPT
OF
COURT
.
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay _________________ OFFICE OF THE LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPA
NOTICE OF HEARING(MEDIATION PROCEEDINGS)
TO: _________________ ________________ Complainant/sYou are hereby required to appear before me on the
______ day of _______,19___ at ________ oclock in the morning/afternoon for the hearing of
your complaint.This ________ day of ____________, 19____. ____________________________ Punong
Barangay/Lupon
Chairman Notified
this
________
day
of
__________,
19____.complainant/s _______________ _______________
KP FORM # 8: NOTICE OF HEARING

28
A

H A N D B O O K
THEIR
CASE
BUT
YOU
WILL
HELP
THEM
RESOLVETHEIR
CASE
.
AS
MEDIATOR
,
YOU
WILL
LISTENTO
THEM
CAREFULLY
AND
HELP
THEM
FIND
THEWHAT
IF

BOTH
OF
THEM
APPEAR
?
HOW
WILL
IRESOLVE
THEIR
CASES
?
CORRECTION
,
YOU
WILL
NOT
RESOLVE
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
SUMMONS
T O : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ RespondentsYou are hereby summoned to appear
before me in person, together with your witnesses, on the _______ day of _________, 19___ at
____________ oclock in the morning/afternoon, then and there to answer to a complaintmade before me, copy of
which is attached hereto, for mediation/conciliationof your dispute with complainant/s.You are hereby warned that if
you refuse or willfully fail to appear inobedience to this summons, you may be barred from filing any
counterclaimarising from said complaint.FAIL NOT or else face punishment as for contempt of court.This _______
day of ____________, 19___. _____________________________ Punong Barangay/Pangkat Chairman
KP FORM # 9: SUMMON FOR THE RESPONDENT

29
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
SOLUTION
WITHIN
15
DAYS
.
IF
THE
RESPONDENT
DOES
NOT APPEAR
,
THE
CASE
WILL
BE
REFERRED
TO
THE
PANGKAT TAPAGPAGKASUNDO
.
NOW
,
BEFORE
I
ASK

FURTHER
ON
THE
PANGKAT
,
ASTHE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
,
WHAT
WILL
I
DO
INHANDLING
THEIR
CASES
PROPERLY
?
BEFORE
THE
ACTUAL
MEDIATION
,
IT IS
NECESSARY
FOR
YOU

TO
KNOWTHE
PARTIES
INVOLVED
AND
THEIRDIFFERENCES
.
OFFICERS RETURN
I served this summons upon respondent ____________________________ onthe ______ day of ______________,
19____, and upon respondent ___________________________ on the day of ________________, 19____, by:
(Write
name/s
of
respondent/s
before
mode
by
which
he/they
was/wereserved.)Respondent/s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 . h a
n d i n g
t o
h i m / t h e m
s a i d summons
in
person,
or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 . h a n d i n g
t o
h i m / t h e m
s a i d summons
and
he/they
refused
toreceive
it,
or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 . l e a v i n g
s a i d
s u m m o n s
a t
h i s / t h e i r dwelling with __________ (name)a person of suitable age
anddiscretion
residing
therein,
or _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 . l e a v i n g
s a i d
s u m m o n s
a t
h i s / t h e i r office/place of business with ________, ( name) a
competent person
in
charge
thereof. _____________ Officer Received
by
Respondent/s
representative/s: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
S
i
g
n
a
t
u
r
e
D
a
t
e
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S
i
g
n
a
t
u
r
e
D
a
t
e
KP FORM # 9: BACK PAGE

30
A
H A N D B O O K
IT
SEEMSTO
BE
SOEASY

IT
IS
A
VERY
TEDIOUSPROCESS
THAT
NEEDS
AGREAT
DEAL
OF
RESPECT AND
LISTENING
.
REMEMBER
YOU
ARE
A
NOT

A
JUDGEBUT
A
MEDIATOR

LET
BOTH
PARTIESFIND
A
SOLUTION
TO
THEIR
DISPUTE
.
YES
,
BUT
IT
SHOULD
BEIN
A
LANGUAGE
OR
DIALECT
KNOWN
TO

PARTIES
.
SO
IF
THEY
AGREED
TO
HAVESETTLEMENT
,
SHOULD
WEPUT
INTO
WRITING
THETERMS
AND
CONDITION
OFTHEIR
SETTLEMENT
?
IT
IS
VERY
IMPORTANT
TO
EXPLAIN
THEPROCESS

AND
OBJECTIVES
OF
THEMEDIATION
AND
THE
RULES
TO
BEOBSERVED
DURING
THE
MEDIATION
.
IT
IS
BETTER
IF
YOUCOULD
START
THEWHOLE
PROCESS
WITHA
PRAYER

GIVE

EACHPARTY
TIME
TOEXPLAIN
THEIR
SIDEWITHOUT
INTERRUPTION
FROM
THEOTHER
PARTY
.
ASK
QUESTIONS
ANDINVOLVE
BOTH
PARTIES
IN
LOOKINGFOR
THE
SOLUTION
OF
THEIR
DISPUTES
.
THEN
,
WHAT

WILL
I
DO
?
IS
THERE
ASET
OF
RULES
TO
BE
FOLLOWED
?

31
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y

Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
AMICABLE SETTLEMENT
We, complainant/s and respondent/s in the above-captioned case, do herebyagree to settle our dispute as
follows: __________________________________________ ________________________________
__________ __________________________________________ and bind ourselves to comply honestly
and faithfully with the above terms of settlement.Entered into this ______ day of __________,
19_______.C
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
a
n
t
/
s
R
e
s
p
o
n
d
e
n
t
/
s
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ATTESTATIONI hereby certify that the foregoing
amicable settlement was entered into by the parties freely and voluntarily, after I had explained to them the nature
andconsequence of such settlement. ______________________________ Punong Barangay/Pangkat
Chairman
KP FORM # 16: AMICABLE SETTLEMENT
HOW
CAN
WE
BE
ENSURED
THAT
THEAGREEMENT
WILL
BE
COMPLIED
?
AFTER
10
DAYS
,
THE
SETTLEMENT WILL

BE
EXECUTORY
AND
IT
HAS
THEFORCE
AND
EFFECT
OF
A
DECISION
OFA
COURT
.

32
A
H A N D B O O K
IN
THAT
CASE
,
ANYPARTY
CAN
PROTEST
THESETTLEMENT
WITHIN
10
DAYS
.
FORAFTER
10
DAYS
,
THE
SETTLEMENT WILL
TAKEEFFECT
.
HE
/
SHE
CANVOLUNTARYCOMPLY
WITHTHE
SETTLEMENT WITHIN
5

DAYS
.
HOWEVER
,
IF
HE
/
SHEFAILS
,
THEN
,
WE
CANTAKE
HIS
/
HER
PROPERTYAS
PRESCRIBED
BY
LAW
.
WE
CAN
DISCUSS
THAT FURTHER
LATER
.
HOW
CAN
THERESPONDENT COMPLY
WITHTHE

SETTLEMENT
?
WHAT
IF
MY
MEDIATIONFAILS
AND
NOSETTLEMENT
IS
EVERREACHED
?
IS
THERE
ANYWAY
THAT
THE
PARTIESCAN
SETTLE
THEIRDISPUTES
?
YES
,
OF
COURSE
.
OURCULTURE
PROVIDESQUITE
A

NUMBER
OFWAYS
OF
RESOLVINGDISPUTES
.
ONE
OFTHESE
IS
RESOLVINGTHROUGH
A
GROUP
OFCONCILIATORS
KNOWNAND
RESPECTED
BY
BOTHPARTIES

IN
THE
CODE
,
WE
CALL
THIS
PANGKAT TAGAPAGKASUNDO
.
WHAT

IF
ANY
OFDISPUTANT
WAS
FORCEDTO
COME
UP
WITH
THESETTLEMENT THROUGH
FRAUD
,
THREAT
ORINTIMIDATION
?

C
T

O
H

N
R

THE
P
A
T
C
E

IF
,
I
HAVE
DONEMY
BEST
IN
MEDIATION
YET THE
PARTIES
HAVE
NOT
COME
TO
AN
AMICABLE

T
KAP
,
WHAT

H
R

SETTLEMENT
.
CAN
THEY
NOW
ELE
VATE
THE
CASE
TO
THE
COURT
?
NO
!
THE
PARTIESSTILL
HAVE
TO
GO
TOTHE
CONCILIATIONPROCEEDINGS
.
MEDIATION
AND
CONCILIATIONPROCESSES
ARE

THE
SAME
EXCEPT MEDIATION
IS
DONE
BY
THE
PUNONG BARANGAY
WHIE
THELATTER
IS
DONE
BY
THE
PANGKAT
HEADED
BY
ACHAIRPERSON
.
JUST
LIKEMEDIATION
,
WHAT
IS
THEPROCESS

OFCONCILIATION
?
YOU
,
AS
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
WILLCONSTITUTETHE
PANGKAT
NG TAGPAGSUNDO
WITHIN
15
DAYSFROM
THE
LAST DAY
OF
THEMEDIATIONPROCEEDINGS
.
BEFORE
THAT
,
HOWDOES
CONCILIATIONDIFFER
FROMMEDIATION
?

34
A
H A N D B O O K
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay _________________ OFFICE OF THE PUNONG BARANGAY
NOTICE FOR CONSTITUTION OF PANGKAT
T O : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
a
n
t
/
s
R
e
s
p
o
n
d
e
n
t
/
s
You are hereby required to appear before me on the ______ day of _________, 19____, at ________ oclock
in the morning/afternoon for theconstitution of the Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo which shall conciliate your dispute.
Should you fail to agree on the Pangkat membership or to appear onthe aforesaid date for the constitution of the
Pangkat, I shall determine themembership thereof by drawing lots.This ________ day of ____________,
19_____. ____________________ Punong Barangay Notified this _________ day of _________,
19_____.T O : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
a
n
t
/
s
R
e
s
p
o
n
d
e
n
t
/
s
KP FORM # 10: NOTICE FOR CONSTITUTION OF
PANGKAT
CONCILIATION
IS
MERELY
INTERVENING
BETWEEN
TWO
ORMORE
CONTENDING
PARTIES
IN
ORDER
TO
PREVENT

OR
PUT
ANEND
TO
DISPUTE
WITHOUT
AN
AGREEMENT
TO
ABIDE
BY
THEDECISION
OF
THE
CONCILIATOR
.
WHO
CAN
BE
MEMBERS
OF
THE
PANGKAT
?
THE

THREE
MEMBERS
SHALL
COME
FROMTHE
LUPON
AND
WILL
BE
CHOSEN
BYBOTH
PARTIES
,
THE
COMPLAINANT
ANDTHE
RESPONDENT
.

35
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y

Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
NOTICE TO CHOSEN PANGKAT MEMBER
(Date)TO: ________________ Notice is hereby given that you have been chosen member of the Pangkat
ngTagapagkasundo amicably conciliate the dispute between the par in the above-entitled
case. ____________________________ Punong Barangay/Lupon SecretaryReceived this ________ day of
__________, 19_____. ________________ Pangkat Member
KP FORM # 11: NOTICE TO CHOSEN
PANGKAT
MEMBER
WHAT
IF
THE
PARTIES
FAIL
TO
AGREE
ON
THE
PANGKAT
MEMBERSHIP
?
YOU
,
AGAIN
AS
THE
LUPON
CHAIRPERSONWILL

DETERMINE
THE
3
MEMBERS
BYDRAWING
LOTS
TO
BEDISTRIBUTED
TO
THEMEMBERS
OF
PANGKAT
.

36
A
H A N D B O O K
HOW
DO
WE
FILL
VACANCY
OF
PANGKAT
?
IF
THE
PANGKAT
DECIDES
TO
DISQUALIFY
ANY
OF
ITSMEMBERS
,
THE
PARTIES
SHOULD
AGREE
ON

A
COMMONCHOICE
FOR
THE
REPLACEMENT
.
IF
THEY
FAIL
TOAGREE
,
THE
LUPON
CHAIRPERSON
SHALLFILL
THE
RESULTING
VACANCY
BYDRAWING
OF
LOTS
.
IN
CASE
OFVACANCY
DUE

TO
OTHER
CAUSES
,
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
OR
THE
LUPON
CHAIRPERSON
SHALL
IN
ASIMILAR
MANNER
,
FILLS
SUCHVACANCY
SHOULD
THE
PARTYFAIL
TO
AGREE
ON
ACOMMON
CHOICE
.

AFTER
THE
PANGKAT
MEMBERS
HAVE
BEENCHOSEN
,
WHAT
WILL
THEY
DO
?
THEY
SHALL
ELECT
FROM
AMONGTHEMSELVES
A
CHAIRPERSONAND
A
SECRETARY
.
THE
LUPON
SECRETARY
SHALL
GIVE

/
TURNOVER
ALL
RECORDS
OF
THE
CASETO
THE
PANGKAT
SECRETARY
FORTHE
PANGKAT
TO
STUDY
.
SIMILAR
TO
THE
MEMBERSHIP
OF
LUPON
,
CAN
WE
ALSO
DISQUALIFYUNFIT

MEMBER
/
S
OF
THE
PANGKAT
?
RELATIONSHIP
,
BIAS
,
INTEREST
OF
OTHER
SIMILARGROUNDS
DISCOVERED
AFTER
THE
CONSTITUTION
OF
PANGKAT
CAN
BE
GROUNDS
FOR
DISQUALIFICATION
OF
PANGKAT

MEMBER
.
THE
PANGKAT
SHALL
RESOLVE
THEMATTER
BY
A
MAJORITY
VOTE
.
ITS
DECISION
ON
THISMATTER
IS
FINAL
.

37

K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
OH
!
THIS
IS
CLEARER
TO
ME
NOW
.
BUT
DURINGTHE
FIRST
MEETING
,
WHAT
IS
THE
IMMEDIATEGOAL
AND
HOW
DOES
THE
PANGKAT
PROCEEDWITH
ITS

TASKS
?
THE
PANGKAT
SHALL
MEET
TO
HEAR
BOTH
PARTIES
,
EXPLORE
POSSIBILITIES
FOR
AMICABLE
SETTLEMENT WITHIN
15
DAYS
WHICH
CAN
BE
EXTENDED
FORANOTHER
15
DAYS

IN
A
MERITORIOUS
CASE
ANDISSUE
SUBPOENA
OF
WITNESSES
WHENEVER
NECESSARY
.
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
S U B PO E NA
T O : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ WitnessesYou are hereby commanded to appear
before me on the ______ day of _________, 19___, at ___________ oclock, then and there to testify in thehearing
of
the
above-captioned
case.This
______
day
of
_________,
19____. _______________________________ Punong Barangay/Pangkat Chairman(Cross out whichever
one is not applicable).
KP FORM # 13: SUBPOENA LETTER

38
A
H A N D B O O K
WHAT
IF
ANY
OFTHE
PARTY
FAILSTO
APPEAR
BEFORETHE
PANGKAT
?
THE
PANGKAT
CHAIRPERSON
SHALLSET
A
DATE
FOR
THE
ABSENT PARTY
OR
PARTIES
TOAPPEAR

BEFORE
HIM
TOEXPLAIN
THE
REASONSFOR
HIS
/
THEIR
FAILURETO
APPEAR
AT
THEHEARING
.
WHAT
IF
IT
WAS
FOUND
OUT
THAT
THEIR
REASONS
FOR
NOT APPEARING
BEFORE

THE
PANGKAT
WAS
UNREASONABLE
?
GOOD
QUESTION
;
IF
THE
PANGKAT
CHAIRPERSON
FINDS
AFTERHEARING
THAT
THE
FAILURE
TO
APPEAR
OF
THE
COMPLAINANT IS
WITHOUT
JUSTIFIABLE
REASON

,
HE
/
SHE
SHALL
:
1
.
DISMISS
THE
COMPLAIN
2
.
DIRECT
THE
ISSUANCE
OF
AND
ATTEST
TOTHE
CERTIFICATION
TO
BAR
THE
FILINGOF
ACTION
IN
COURT

OR
ANYGOVERNMENT
OFFICES
3
.
APPLY
WITH
THE
LOCAL
TRIAL
COURT FOR
PUNISHMENT
OF
THE
RECALCITRANT PARTY
FOR
THE
INDIRECT
CONTEMPT
OFCOURT
.
FOR
THE
RESPONDENT
,
ON
THE

OTHERHAND
,
THE
PANGKAT
SHALL
:
1
.
DISMISS
THE
RESPONDENTSCOUNTERCLAIM

39
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
NOTICE OF HEARING(RE: FAILURE TO APPEAR)
TO: ________________ _______________ Complainant/sYou are hereby required to appear before me/the Pangkat
on the ______ dayof _________, 19____, at ________ oclock in the morning/afternoon toexplain why you failed to
appear for mediation/conciliation scheduled on _____________, 19____ and why your complaint should not be
dismissed, acertificate to bar the filing of your action on court/government office shouldnot be issued, and contempt
proceedings should not be initiated in court for willful failure or refusal to appear before the Punong
Barangay/Pangkat
ngTagapagkasundo.This
________
day
of
___________,
19____. _____________________________ Punong Barangay/Pangkat Chairman(Cross out whichever is not
applicable) Notified
this
_________
day
of
________,
19_____.Complainant/s __________________ __________________ Respondent/s _____________
_____ __________________
KP FORM # 18: NOTICE OF HEARING FOR COMPLAINANT

40
A
H A N D B O O K
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
NOTICE OF HEARING(RE: FAILURE TO APPEAR)
TO: _______________ _______________ Respondent/sYou are hereby required to appear me/the Pangkat on the
_______ day of ____________, 19____, at __________ oclock in the morning/afternoon toexplain why you failed
to appear for mediation/conciliation scheduled on ____________, 19___ and why your counterclaim (if any) arising
from thecomplaint should not be dismissed, a certificate to bar the filing of saidcounterclaim in court/government
office should not be issued, and contempt proceedings should not be initiated in court for willful failure or refusal
toappear before the Punong Barangay/Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo.This ________ day of _________,
19_____. _____________________________ Punong Barangay/Pangkat Chairman(Cross out whichever is
not
applicable) Notified
this
________
day
of
_____________,
19____.R
e
s
p
o
n
d
e
n
t
/
s
:
C
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
a
n
t
/
s
:
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
KP FORM # 19: NOTICE OF HEARING FOR RESPONDENT

41
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
2
.
DIRECT
THE
ISSUANCE
OF
AND
ATTEST
TO
THECERTIFICATION
TO
BAR
THE
FILING
OF
RESPONDENT COUNTERCLAIM
IN
COURT
OR
GOVERNMENT
OFFICE
.
3
.
TO

BAR
THE
FILING
OF
RESPONDENT
COUNTERCLAIM
INCOURT
OR
GOVERNMENT
OFFICE
4
.
TO
FILE
COMPLAINANT

S
ACTION
IN
COURT
OR
ANYGOVERNMENT
OFFICE
AND
FILL

UP
KP
FORM
20
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
CERTIFICATION TO FILE ACTION
This is to certify that:1. There has been a personal confrontation between the parties before thePunong
Barangay/Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo;2. A settlement was reached;3. The settlement has been repudiated in a
statement sworn to before thePunong Barangay by ______________ on ground of ______________; and4.
Therefore, the corresponding complaint for the dispute may now be filed incourt/government office.This _________
day
of
__________,
19____. ___________________ Lupon
SecretaryAttested: __________________ Lupon Chairman
KP FORM # 20: CERTIFICATE TO FILE ACTION
(FROM
LUPON
SECRETARY)

42
A
H A N D B O O K
THE
PANGKAT
CHAIRPERSON
SHALL
APPLY
,
INSIMILAR
MANNER
,
FOR
THE
PUNISHMENT
OF
A
WITNESS
WHO
WILLFULLY
FAILS
OR
REFUSESTO
APPEAR
AS
FOR
INDIRECT

CONTEMPT
OFCOURT
.
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
CERTIFICATION TO FILE ACTION
This is to certify that:1. There was a personal confrontation between the parties before the PunongBarangay but
mediation failed;2. The Punong Barangay set the meeting of the parties for the constitution of the Pangkat;3. The
respondent willfully failed or refused to appear without justifiablereason at the conciliation proceedings before the
Pangkat; and4. Therefore, the corresponding complaint for the dispute may now be filed incourt/government
office. _________________ Pangkat SecretaryAttested by: ___________________ Pangkat Chairman
KP FORM # 22: CERTIFICATION TO FILE ACTION

43
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
WHAT
HAPPENS
NEXT IF
THE
PANGKAT
ISSUCCESSFUL
IN
THECONCILIATION
?
BUT
YOU
KNOW
,
KAP
,
THERE
COULD
REALLYBE
CASES
WHEREINTHE
SUPPOSEDSETTLEMENT
WASAFFECTED
ADVERSELYBY
FRAUD
,
VIOLENCE

,
INTIMIDATION
,
ETC
?
AN
AMICABLE
SETTLEMENT
SHALLBE
PUT
INTO
WRITING
IN
ALANGUAGE
OR
DIALECT
KNOWN
TOTHEM
,
AND
ATTESTED
TO
BY
THE
LUPON
CHAIRMAN
OR

THE
PANGKAT
CHAIRMAN
.
IT
HAS
THE
FORCE
ANDEFFECT
OF
A
FINAL
JUDGMENT
OFA
COURT
AFTER
TEN
(
10
)
DAYSFROM
THE
DATE
OF
AMICABLESETTLEMENT
WAS
MADE

,
UNLESSA
PROTEST
OR
REPUDIATION
OFTHE
SETTLEMENT
IS
MADE
.
THE
PANGKAT
SECRETARY
SHALLPREPARE
A
TRANSMITTAL
OFSETTLEMENT
TO
THE
APPROPRIATECOURT
AND
FILLS
UP
ATRANSMITTAL
FORM
.

ANY
OF
THE
INVOLVEDPARTIES
CAN
REPUDIATETHE
SETTLEMENT
WITHIN
10
DAYSFROM
THE
DATE
OF
THESETTLEMENT
BY
FILING
WITH
THE
LUPON
CHAIRPERSON
OR
PANGKAT
A
STATEMENT

TO
THAT
EFFECT SWORN
BEFORE
HIM
.
FAILURE
TOREPUDIATE
THE
SETTLEMENT WITHIN
A
TEN
(
10
)
DAY
PERIODSHALL
BE
DEEMED
A
WAIVER
OFTHE
RIGHT
TO
CHALLENGE
ON

SAIDGROUNDS
.

44
A
H A N D B O O K
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay _________________ OFFICE OF THE LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPAOFFICE
OF THE BARANGAY CAPTAIN ____________________, 20____ Date
MONTHLY TRANSMITTAL OF FINAL REPORTS
To: City/Municipal Judge ______________________ (City/Municipality)Enclosed herewith are the final
reports of settlement of disputesand arbitration awards made by the Barangay Captain/PangkatTagapagkasundo in

the
following
cases:B
a
r
a
n
g
a
y
C
a
s
e
N
o
.
T
I
T
L
E
(Complainant,
et
al
vs.
Respondent, et al)1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10. ___________________________ Lupon/Pangkat SecretaryReceived
this __________ day of _____________________, 20_____. ______________________________ (Clerk of
Court)IMPORTANT: Lupon/Pangkat Secretary shall transmit not later than the firstfive days of each month the final
reports for preceding month.
KP FORM # 28: MONTHLY TRANSMITTAL OF FINAL REPORTS

45
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
HOW
CAN
THE
AMICABLE
SETTLEMENT
IN
THE
PANGKAT
BE
EXECUTED
?
THE
AMICABLE
SETTLEMENT
HAS
THE
FORCE
AND
EFFECT OF
A
FINAL
JUDGMENT

OF
ACOURT
UPON
THE
EXPIRATIONOF
THE
10
DAY
PERIOD
OFREPUDIATION
AND
THIS
MAYBE
ENFORCED
BY
EXECUTIONBY
THE
LUPON
WITHIN
6
MONTHS
FROM
THE
DATE

OFSETTLEMENT
.
AFTER
THE
LAPSEOF
SUCH
TIME
,
THE
SETTLEMENT MAY
BE
ENFORCED
BY
FILING
AMOTION
IN
THE
MUNICIPAL
TRIAL
COURT
OF
THE
PLACEWHERE
THE
SETTLEMENT

WAS
MADE
.
WHAT
IF
THERE
WAS
NO
SETTLEMENT BETWEEN
THE
PARTIES
,
DESPITE
ALLEFFORTS
TO
CONCILIATE
?
A
CERTIFICATION
TO
FILE
ACTION
,
FORM
NO
.
21
SHALLBE

FILLED
UP
,
ATTESTING
THAT
NOCONCILIATION
OR
SETTLEMENT
HAS
BEENREACHED
AS
CERTIFIED
BY
THE
PANGKAT
SECRETARY
AND
SIGNED
BY
THE
PANGKAT
CHAIRMAN
.
THE
CERTIFICATION
TO

FILEACTION
SHALL
BE
SUBMITTED
TO
THE
CORRESPONDINGCOURT
OR
GOVERNMENT
OFFICE
FOR
FILING
OF
ANAPPROPRIATE
CASE
.

46
A
H A N D B O O K
I
WONDER
HOW
THE
SETTLEMENT

CAN
BE
ACTUALLYEXECUTED
?
THE
DISPUTANT
MUST
FIRST
FILE
A
MOTIONFOR
EXECUTION
WITH
PUNONG
BARANGAY
.
THEN
,
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
CONDUCTSHEARING
ON
THE
DATE
ASSIGNED

BY
THE
MOVANT
.
DATESHALL
NOT
BE
LATER
THAN
5
DAYS
FROM
THE
FILING
OFMOTION
.
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
CERTIFICATION TO FILE ACTION
This is to certify that:1. There has been a personal confrontation between the parties before thePunong Barangay but
mediation failed;2. The Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo was constituted but the personalconfrontation before the
Pangkat likewise did not result into a settlement; and3. Therefore, the corresponding complaint for the dispute may
now
be
filed
incourt/government
office.This
_________
day
of
_________,
19_____. _________________ Pangkat SecretaryAttested by: ____________________ Pangkat Chairman
KP FORM # 21: CERTIFICATION TO FILE ACTION
(FROM
PANGKAT
SECRETARY)

47
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
DURING
THE
HEARING
,
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
SHALLASCERTAIN
THE
FACTS
FOR
THE
NON
COMPLIANCE
OFSETTLEMENT
AND
STRONGLY
ENCOURAGE
THE
PARTY
OBLIGEDTO
COMPLY
WITH

SETTLEMENT
.
AFTER
THE
LAPSE
OF
FIVE
(
5
)
DAYS
WITH
NO
VOLUNTARYCOMPLIANCE
,
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
SHALL
ISSUE
A
NOTICEOF
EXECUTION
.
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
MOTION FOR EXECUTION

Complainant/s/Respondent/s state as follows:1. On _____________ (Date) the parties in this case signed an
amicablesettlement/received the arbitration award rendered by the Lupon/Chairman/Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo;2.
The period of ten (10) days from the above-stated date has expired withoutany of the parties filing a sworn statement
of repudiation of the settlement before the Lupon Chairman a petition for nullification of the arbitration awardin
court; and3. The amicable settlement/arbitration award is now final and executory.WHEREFORE,
Complainant/s/Respondent/s request that the correspondingwrit of execution be issued by the Lupon Chairman in
this case. _______________ (Date) _______________________ Complainant/s/Respondent/s
KP FORM # 25: MOTION FOR EXECUTION

48
A
H A N D B O O K
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
NOTICE OF EXECUTION
WHEREAS, on ______________(date), an amicable settlement was signed bythe parties in the above-entitled case
[or an arbitration award was rendered bythe Punong Barangay/Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo];WHEREAS, the terms
and
conditions
of
the
settlement,
the
dispositive
portionof
the
award.
read: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________ The said settlement/award is now final and executory;WHEREAS, the
party obliged ________________ (name) has not compliedvoluntarily with the aforestated amicable
settlement/arbitration award, withinthe period of five (5) days from the date of hearing on the motion
for execution; NOW, THEREFORE, in behalf of the Lupong Tagapamayapa and by virtue of the powers vested in
me and the Lupon by the Katarungang Pambarangay Lawand Rules, I shall cause to be realized from the goods and
personal property of __________________ (name of party obliged) the sum of _________________ (state amount
of settlement or award) upon in the saidamicable settlement [or adjudged in the said arbitration award],
unlessvoluntary compliance of said settlement or award shall have been made uponreceipt hereof.Signed this
_________
day
of
___________,
19____. ___________________ Punong
BarangayCopy
furnished: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
C
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
a
n
t
/
s
R
e
s
p
o
n
d
e
n
t
/
s
KP FORM # 27: NOTICE OF EXECUTION

49
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
IF
PROPERTY
IS
LOCATED
IN
THE
BARANGAY
,
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
SHALL
OUST
FROMTHE
PROPERTY
THE
PERSON
AGAINST WHOM
THE
AMICABLE
SETTLEMENT
ORARBITRATION

AWARD
IS
RENDEREDAND
PLACE
THE
PARTY
ENTITLED
INPOSSESSION
.
IF
THE
PROPERTY
ISOUTSIDE
THE
BARANGAY
,
BUT WITHIN
THE
SAME
CITY
/
MUNICIPALITY
,
THE
PUNONG BARANGAY
SHALL
AUTHORIZE

OTHER
PUNONG
BARANGAY
TO
TAKEPOSSESSION
AND
ACT
INACCORDANCE
WITH
THE
PRECEDINGPARAGRAPH
.
CONVEYANCE
OF
LAND
,
DELIVERY
OF
DEEDS
OR
OTHER
DOCUMENTS
,
ORPERFORMANCE
OF
ANY
SPECIFIC

ACT
.
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
MAY
DIRECT
THE
SECRETARYTO
PERFORM
THE
ACT
AT
THE
COST
OF
THEDISOBEDIENT
PARTY
.
COSTS
WILL
BE
CHARGEDTO
THE
DISOBEDIENT

PARTY
.
WITHIN
6
MONTHS
FROM
THE
DATE
OF
THE
SETTLEMENT
,
THE
LUPON
THROUGH
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
EXECUTES
THESETTLEMENT
.
BY
THE
WAY
,
THE
ACTUAL
EXECUTION

MAYBE
IN
FORM
OF
MONEY
.
BUT
IN
CASE
OFFAILURE
TO
COMPLY
VOLUNTARILY
WITHTHE
SETTLEMENT
,
THE
PUNONG BARANGAY
SHALL
TAKE
POSSESSION
OFSUFFICIENT
PERSONAL
PROPERTY
OF

THEPARTY
OBLIGED
.
THE
PROPERTY
CAN
BE
SOLD
AND
THEPROCEEDS
APPLIED
TO
THE
AMOUNT
.
HOW
CAN
THE
PROPERTY
BE
DELIVERED
ORRESTITUTED
?

50
A
H A N D B O O K
HOW
CAN
THE
SALE
OF
PERSONAL
PROPERTIES
HAPPEN
?
A
NOTICE
OF
SALE
SHALL
BE
POSTED
IN
3
PUBLIC
PLACES
.
FOR
PERISHABLE
GOODSIMMEDIATELY

UPON
TAKING
POSSESSION
,
THESALE
SHOULD
TAKE
PLACE
WITHIN
24
HOURS
.
FOR
OTHER
GOODS
IMMEDIATELY
UPON
TAKINGPOSSESSION
,
THE
GOODS
MUST
BE
SOLD
WITHIN
5

TO
10
DAYS
.
THEN
,
A
PUBLIC
AUCTION
OF
GOODS
SHOULD
BE
DONEBETWEEN
8
AM
TO
5
PM
AND
THE
OWNER
MAY
DIRECT
THEORDER

OF
THE
SALES
.
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY
,
SECRETARY
ORANY
LUPON
MEMBER
MAY
NOT
TAKE
PART
IN
THE
SALE
.
THE
PREVAILING
PARTY
IS
THEN
PAID

AN
AMOUNT CORRESPONDING
TO
THE
OBLIGATION
.
EXCESS
PROCEEDS
ARERETURNED
TO
THE
PARTY
OBLIGED
.
IF
THE
PREVAILING
PARTYIS
A
BUYER
,
S
/
HE
SHALL
ONLY
PAY

THE
EXCESS
OF
THEOBLIGATION
TO
THE
PARTY
OBLIGED
.
ARE
THE
PROPERTIESSUBJECTED
FOR
EXECUTION
?
NO
,
THERE
AREPROPERTIESEXEMPTED
FOREXECUTION
.

51
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
PROPERTIES
EXEMPTED
FROM
EXECUTION
NOT
ALL
PROPERTIES
MAY
BE
SOLD
AT

AN
AUCTION
.
THEFOLLOWING
ARE
EXEMPT
:
1
.
THE
DEBTOR

S
FAMILY
HOME
.
2
.
TOOLS
AND
IMPLEMENTS
NECESSARILY
USED
BY
HIM
/
HER
IN
HIS
TRADE
OR
EMPLOYMENT
.
3
.

2
HORSES
,
OR
2
COWS
OR
2
CARABAOS
OR
OTHERBEASTS
OF
BURDEN
SUCH
AS
THE
DEBTOR
MAY
SELECTAND
ARE
NECESSARILY
USED
BY
HIM
/
HER
IN
HIS
/
HERORDINARY

OCCUPATION
.
4
.
NECESSARY
CLOTHING
FOR
DEBTOR
AND
FAMILY
.
5
.
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
AND
UTENSILS
NECESSARY
FORHOUSEKEEPING
.
6
.
PROVISIONS
FOR
INDIVIDUAL
OR
FAMILY
USE
SUFFICIENTFOR
FOUR
MONTHS
.
7
.

PROFESSIONAL
LIBRARIES
OF
ATTORNEYS
,
JUDGES
,
PHYSICIANS
,
PHARMACISTS
,
DENTISTS
,
ENGINEERS
,
SURVEYORS
,
CLERGYMEN
,
TEACHERS
AND
OTHERPROFESSIONALS
.
8
.
ONE
FISHING
BOAT
,
NET
AND
OTHER
FISHINGPARAPHERNALIA
OF
THE
PARTY
WHO
IS

A
FISHERFOLKBY
THE
LAWFUL
USE
OF
WHICH
S
/
HE
EARNS
ALIVELIHOOD
.
9
.
SO
MUCH
OF
THE
EARNINGS
OF
THE
PARTY
OBLIGEDFOR
HIS
/
HER
PERSONAL
SERVICES
WITHIN

THE
MONTHPRECEDING
THE
LEVY
AS
ARE
NECESSARY
FOR
HIS
/
HERFAMILY

S
SUPPORT
.
10
.
ALL
MONEYS
,
BENEFITS
,
PRIVILEGES
OR
ANNUITIES
,
ACCRUING
IN
ANY
MANNER
OR
GROWING
OUT
OF

ANYLIFE
INSURANCE
NOT
EXCEED
P
100,000.0011
.
THE
RIGHT
TO
RECEIVE
LEGAL
SUPPORT
OR
MONEY
ORPROPERTY
OBTAINED
AS
SUCH
SUPPORT
OR
ANYPENSION
OR
GRATUITY
FROM
THE
GOVERNMENT
,
AND

12
.
COPYRIGHTS
AND
OTHER
PROPERTIES
ESPECIALLYEXEMPTED
BY
LAW
.

A
C
E

F
THANK

T
H
R

YOU
.
WHAT
ISTHE
MEANING
OFARBITRATIONAGAIN
?
ARBITRATION
IS
ANOTHERWAY
OF
SETTLING
DISPUTES
WHEREIN
THE
PARTIES
AGREE
TO
BE
BOUND
BY

A
U

P
R

A
DECISION
OF
A
THIRD
PERSON
OR
BODY
IN
PLACE
OF
A
REGULARLY
ORGANIZED
TRIBUNAL
.
WHAT
IS
THISARBITRATION
?
I

MLEARNING
A
LOT
OFEXCITING

THINGS
.
CELIA
,
PUBLIC
SERVICE
ISAT
TIMES
EXHAUSTING
BUT
CANBE
VERY
REWARDING
,
TOO
.
WOULD
YOU
CARE
FOR
ANOTHERGLASS
OF
COFFEE
?
MYWIFE
HAS
PREPAREDSOME
MERIENDA

OFSWEET
POTATOESAND
SABA
.
NOW
,
I
HAVE
EXPLAINED
ALREADY
TO
YOU
THE
TWO
WAYS
OFRESOLVING
CONFLICTS
IN
YOUR
BARANGAY
,
FIRST
,
THROUGH
MEDIATION
THROUGH
YOUR
OFFICE

AND
SECOND
,
THROUGH
CONCILIATION
THROUGH
THE
PANGKAT
.
AT
ANYLEVEL
OF
THESE
TWO
PROCESSES
COMES
ANOTHERWAY
OF
RESOLVING
CASES
UNDER
YOURJURISDICTION
,
THE
PROCESS
OF

ARBITRATION
.

53
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
SPECIFICALLY
,
WHAT
ARE
THE
STEPS
THAT
TAKEPLACE
IN
ARBITRATION
?
FIRST
IS
THE
FILING
OF
THE
COMPLAINT
WITHTHE
OFFICE
OF
THE
PUNONG
BARANGAY

AND
PAYMENT
OF
THEARBITRATION
CAN
TAKE
PLACE
AT
ANYSTAGE
OF
THE
PROCEEDINGS
AS
LONG
ASBOTH
PARTIES
AGREE
IN
WRITING
TO
ABIDEBY
THE
ARBITRATION

AWARD
OF
THE
LUPON
OR
THE
PANGKAT
.
IN
OTHER
WORDS
,
EITHER
THE
LUPON
CHAIRPERSON
OR
PUNONG
BARANGAY
OR
THE
PANGKAT
CHAIRPERSON
CAN
ACT
AS

AN
ARBITRATOR
.
IN
MEDIATION
OR
CONCILIATION
,
THE
LUPON
CHAIRPERSON
OR
PANGKAT
SIMPLY
ASSISTS
THEPARTIES
IN
DEFINING
ISSUES
AND
EXPLORINGSOLUTIONS
TO
DEVELOP
A
MUTUALLY
ACCEPTEDSETTLEMENT

.
IN
ARBITRATION
,
THE
LUPON
CHAIRPERSON
OR
PANGKAT
IS
GIVEN
THE
POWER
TORENDER
DECISIONS
ON
THE
DISPUTE
WITHA
PRIOR
AGREEMENT
OF
THE
PARTIES
TOBE

BOUND
BY
IT
.
THE
PARTIES
SHALLPRESENT
EVIDENCE
AS
TO
THE
FACTSAND
MERITS
OF
THE
CASE
TO
THEARBITRATOR
.
ON
THE
BASIS
OF
THESE
FACTS
,

THE
ARBITRATOR
MAKES
ADECISION
,
ON
WHAT
HE
/
SHEBELIEVES
TO
BE
FAIR
OR
JUST
.
INTHIS
CASE
,
THE
ARBITRATOR
MUST BE
NEUTRAL
AND
IMPARTIAL
INMAKING
THE

DECISION
WHICH
MUST ALSO
BE
SUITABLE
TO
THE
DISPUTING
PARTIES
.
WHEN
WILL
THIS
ARBITRATION
TAKE
PLACE
?

54
A
H A N D B O O K
FILING
FEE
BY
THE
COMPLAINANT
.
BUT
IF
THE
PARTIES
AGREETO
SUBMIT
THEMSELVES
TO
THE
ARBITRATIONPROCESS
AT
ANY
STAGE
OF
MEDIATION
ANDCONCILIATION
,
THE

CONDUCT
OF
ANARBITRATION
HEARING
CAN
TAKE
PLACEIMMEDIATELY
.
AFTER
FILLING
UP
THIS
AGREEMENT
OFARBITRATION
,
THE
PARTIES
ARE
GIVEN
FIVE
(
5
)
DAYS
TO
WITHDRAW
FROM

SUCH
ANAGREEMENT
BY
FILLING
UP
A
SWORNSTATEMENT
STATING
HIS
/
HER
REASONSTHAT
SUCH
AGREEMENT
WAS
OBTAINEDTHROUGH
FRAUD
,
VIOLENCE
ANDINTIMIDATION
(
IF
THIS
IS
THE
CASE

).
IF
THAT
IS
HOW
ANY
OF
THE
PARTY
PERCEIVEDTHE
CASE
TO
BE
,
THEN
IT
FOLLOWS
THAT THERE
IS
NO
USE
TO
PROCEED
WITH
THE

CASEIN
THE
LUPON
.
EXACTLY
,
AND
YOU
NEED
TOFORWARD
THE
CASE
TO
COURT
BYISSUING
A
CERTIFICATE
TO
FILE
ACTION
AND
LET
THE
COMPLAINANT
BRING

HIS
/
HER
CASE
TO
THE
COURT
.
BUT
WHAT
IFTHERE
WILL
BENO
REPUDIATION
?
THEN
YOU
CAN
PROCEED
TO
HEARING
THEIRCASE
.
FIRST
YOU
NEED
TO

SET
THE
HEARING
ANDTHE
PARTIES
SHOULD
BE
OFFICIALLY
NOTIFIEDOF
THE
HEARING
THROUGH
A
NOTICE
OFHEARING
AND
SUMMON
.

55
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
WHAT
IF
ANY
OF

THE
PARTIES
FAIL
TO
APPEAR
?
CAN
WE
APPLY
THE
SAME
PROCEDURE
INMEDIATION
OR
CONCILIATION
FOR
THEUNREASONABLE
NEGLECT
OF
THE
COMPLAINANT AND
RESPONDENT
?
YES
,
KAPITANA

.
IF
THE
COMPLAINANT

S
ABSENCE
WAS
FOUNDTO
BE
WILLFUL
AND
NOT
JUSTIFIED
,
THE
COMPLAINT
IS
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
AGREEMENT FOR ARBITRATION
We hereby agree to submit our dispute for arbitration to the Punong Barangay/Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo (Please
cross out whichever is not applicable)and bind ourselves to comply with the award that may be rendered thereon.We
have made this agreement freely with a full understanding of its nature andconsequences.Entered into this _____
day
of
_________,
19____.C
o
m
p
l
a
i
n
a
n
t
/
s
R
e
s
p
o
n
d
e
n
t
/
s
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ATTESTATIONI hereby certify that the foregoing
Agreement for Arbitration was entered into by the parties freely and voluntarily, after I had explained to them the
natureand
the
consequences
of
such
agreement. ______________________________ Punong
Barangay/Pangkat Chairman(Cross out whichever one is not applicable.)

KP FORM # 14: AGREEMENT FOR ARBITRATION

56
A
H A N D B O O K
OUTRIGHTLY
DISMISSED
AND
SHALL
BE
BARRED
FROM
FILINGACTION
IN
COURT
.
ON
THE
OTHER
HAND
,
IF
THERESPONDENT

S
ABSENCE
IS
FOUND
TO
BE

ALSO
WILLFUL
ANDUNJUSTIFIED
,
THEN
YOU
CAN
ISSUE
A
CERTIFICATE
TO
FILEACTION
AND
CERTIFICATE
TO
BAR
COUNTERCLAIM
IN
FAVOROF
THE
COMPLAINANT
.
ARBITRATION
PROCESS
STEP
1

.
THE
ARBITER
ORDERSITS
SECRETARY
TO
CALLTHE
CASE
;
STEP
2
.
THE
SECRETARY
IDENTIFIES
AND
ENTER
INTORECORD
ALL
APPEARANCES
FROM
BOTH
PARTIES
;
STEP
3
.
THE
ARBITER
CALLS
THE

COMPLAINANT
TOPRESENT
HIS
/
HER
CASE
TOGETHER
WITH
HIS
/
HEREVIDENCE
;
NOTE
:
ANY
PERSON
WHO
IS
TO
GIVE
TESTIMONYBEFORE
AN
ARBITRATION
PROCEEDING
SHALL
BESWORN
TO
AN
OATH
TO
TELL

THE
TRUTH
ANDNOTHING
BUT
THE
TRUTH
.
STEP
4
.
WHEN
A
WITNESS
IS
NECESSARY
,
HE
/
SHE
ISSUMMONED
TO
TESTIFY
BEFORE
THE
PROCEEDING
(
USING
KP
FORM
13
)
STEP

5
.
THE
ARBITER
CALLS
THE
RESPONDENT
TO
PRESENTHIS
/
HER
DEFENSE
;
PRESENT
EVIDENCES
ANDWITNESSES
;
IN
THE
MANNER
AFFORDED
TO
THECOMPLAINT
/
S
;
STEP
6
.
AFTER
THE
PARTIES
HAVE
COMPLETED

THEIRPRESENTATION
,
THE
CASE
IS
CLOSED
FORRESOLUTION
/
DECISION
.(
AT
THIS
STAGE
,
ADJUDICATIVE
TRIAL
IS
COMPLETED
)

57
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
IN
A
WAY
,
YES
.
AS
ANARBITER
,
YOU
SHALL
THENCONDUCT
THE
HEARING
IN
THEORDER
OF
A
COURT
ORADJUDICATIVE
TRIAL
.
IN
AN
ARBITRATION
HEARING

,
THECOMPLAINANT
AND
RESPONDENT WILL
PRESENT
THEIR
RESPECTIVECASE
AND
SUBMIT
ALL
THEIRNECESSARY
EVIDENCE
.
WHAT
IF
BOTH
PARTIES
ARE
PRESENT
?
HOW
SHALLI
CONDUCT
THE
ARBITRATION
?
IT

SEEMS
THAT
ILOOK
LIKE
A
JUDGE
THIS
TIME

THE
LUPON
CHAIRPERSON
OR
THE
PANGKAT
WILL
THENISSUE
A
RESOLUTION
BASED
ON
THE
MERITS
OF

THE
CASE
,
TESTIMONY
OF
THE
WITNESSES
AND
THE
EVIDENCEPRESENTED
.
YES
,
THIS
ARBITRATION
ISJUST
LIKE
AN
AMICABLESETTLEMENT
PUT
INTOWRITING
IN
A
LANGUAGEOR
DIALECT
KNOWN

TOBOTH
PARTIES
AND
ATTES
TED
TO
BY
THE
LUPON
OR
PANGKAT
CHAIRPERSON
.
IS
THIS
WHAT THEY
CALL
THE
ARBITRATIONAWARD
?

58
A

H A N D B O O K
Republic
of
the
PhilippinesProvince
of
__________ CITY/MUNICIPALITY
OF
______________ Barangay
_________________ OFFICE
OF
THE
LUPONG
TAGAPAMAYAPA _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B a r a n g a y
C a s e
N o .
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ F o r :
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Complainant/s ___________________
_____________ ________________________________
against
__________________ __________________ Respondent/s
ARBITRATION AWARD
After hearing the testimonies given and careful examination of the evidence presented in this case, award is hereby
made
as
follows: __________________________________________ ________________________________
__________ __________________________________________ Made
this
_____
day
of
_____________,
19____
at
_______________. ______________________________ Punong
Barangay/Pangkat
Chairman
* __________________ Member _________________ Member ATTESTED: ___________________
________ Punong Barangay/Lupon Secretary *** To be signed by either, whoever made the arbitration award.**
To be signed by the Punong Barangay if the award is made by the PangkatChairman, and by the Lupon Secretary if
the award is made by the PunongBarangay.
KP FORM # 15: ARBITRATION AWARD

59
K A T A R U N G A N G
P A M B A R A N G A Y
AND
SHALL
MYDECISIONTAKE
EFFECT IMMEDIATELY
?
OUR
LAWS
SAYS
THAT
THEPARTIES
ARE
GIVEN
TEN
(
10
)
DAYS
TO
NULLIFY
THE
DECISION
.
AFTER
10
DAYS

,
YOUR
DECISION
BECOMES
FINAL
AND
EXECUTORY
.
HOW
CAN
THE
AWARD
OR
DECISION
BE
EXECUTED
?
IN
THE
SAME
MANNER
THAT
MEDIATION
OR
CONCILIATIONSETTLEMENT
ARE

EXECUTED
.
ARE
MY
EXPLANATIONS
CLEAR
SOFAR
?
PLEASE
DON

T
HESITATE
TO
ASK
OR
CLARIFY
THINGSTHAT
ARE
NOT
QUITE
CLEAR
.
PLEASE
PARDON
INADEQUACIESIN
MY

EXPLANATION
,
IF
ANY
.
OH
,
NOW
I
REALIZE
HOW
CHALLENGING
YET
EXCITING
IT
ISTO
BE
A
PUNONG
BARANGAY

THANKS
TO
YOU
KAPITAN
.
YOUHAVE
ENLIGHTENED

ME
IN
MY
ROLE
IN
THE
LUPONG TAGAPAMAYAPA
.
BUT
WHAT
ABOUT
IN
MUSLIMS
ANDINDIGENOUS
CULTURAL
COMMUNITIES
?
CAN
THIS
KATARUNGANG
PAMBARANGAY
APPLY
TO
THEM
?
HOW

MUCH
TIME
IS
GIVEN
TO
ME
TO
HANDDOWN
THE
DECISION
?
YOU
SHALL
BE
GIVEN
FIFTEEN
15
DAYSBUT
NOT
EARLIER
THAN
SIX
(
6
)
DAYS

FROM
THEDATE
OF
THE
LAST
HEARING
,
TO
EVALUATE
ANDISSUE
THE
ARBITRATION
AWARD
AND
AFTER
THAT
WITHINFIVE
(
5
)
DAYS
,
YOUR
SECRETARY
SHALL
FURNISH
A

COPY
OFTHE
ARBITRATION
AWARD
TO
THE
PARTIES
;
KEEP
A
FILE
AT THE
LUPON
OFFICE
AND
BE
SURE
TO
FURNISH
A
COPY
TO
THECITY
/
MUNICIPALITY

COURT
.

D
D

M
OF

R
C
E

F
IN
BARANGAYS
,

H
R
I

A
V

P
E

WHERE
THEMAJORITY
ARE
FROM
INDI
GENOUS
CULTURAL
COMMUN
ITIES
,
THE
LOCAL
SYSTEMSOF
SETTLING
DISPUTESAPPLY
TO
THEM
THROUGHTHEIR
COUNCILS
OF
TRIBALELDERS
OR
SOME
OTHERFORM

OF
TRADITIONALMECHANISM
.
HOWEVER
,
INMUSLIM
DOMINATED
BAR
ANGAYS
,
THE
LAWS
OF
SHARIAH
APPLIES
TO
THEM
.
THIS
IS
RECOGNIZED
BY
THELOCAL
GOVERNMENT
CODE
.
WHAT
ARE
THEREQUIREMENTSNEEDED

?
WELL
,
THEPROVINCIALOFFICE
OF
THE
NATIONAL
STATISTICS
OFFICE
(
NSO
)
SHOULD
CERTIFY
THAT
THE
MAJORITYOF
THE
INHABITANTS
OF
THE
BARANGAYBELONG
TO
THE
INDIGENOUS
CULTURALCOMMUNITIES
.
OF

COURSE
,
THEY
SHOULD
NOT
FORGET TO
REGISTER
THE
NAMES
OF
THEIR
RECOGNIZED
DATU
OR
ELDERS
WITH
THE
OFFICE
OF
THE
MAYOR
IN
THERESPECTIVE
CITY

OR
MUNICIPALITY
.
LASTLY
,
THE
ELDERSOR
DATUS
MUST
CERTIFY
THE
INDIGENOUS
SYSTEM
OFSETTLING
DISPUTES
BY
THEIR
RESPECTIVE
COUNCILS
OF
DATUS
,
TRIBAL
LEADERS
OR
LEADERS
.
KAP

,
SOME
AREAS
IN
MYBARANGAY
ARE
PREDOMI
NANTLY
INHABITED
BYMUSLIMS
OR
MOROPEOPLE
,
AND
OTHERS
BY
INDIGENOUS
PEOPLE
.
WILL
I
APPLY
THE
SAME
LAW
TO

THEM
?

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