This document outlines general principles of remedial law and jurisdiction in Philippine courts. It discusses the distinction between substantive and remedial law, and the rule-making powers and classifications of Philippine courts. The document also covers different types of jurisdiction that courts may have, including over parties, subject matter, issues, property in litigation, and the different levels of courts in the Philippine system and their jurisdictions.
This document outlines general principles of remedial law and jurisdiction in Philippine courts. It discusses the distinction between substantive and remedial law, and the rule-making powers and classifications of Philippine courts. The document also covers different types of jurisdiction that courts may have, including over parties, subject matter, issues, property in litigation, and the different levels of courts in the Philippine system and their jurisdictions.
This document outlines general principles of remedial law and jurisdiction in Philippine courts. It discusses the distinction between substantive and remedial law, and the rule-making powers and classifications of Philippine courts. The document also covers different types of jurisdiction that courts may have, including over parties, subject matter, issues, property in litigation, and the different levels of courts in the Philippine system and their jurisdictions.
of jurisdiction A. Concept of Remedial Law; 3. Error of jurisdiction as B. Substantive Law as Distinguished distinguished from error of from Remedial Law; judgment C. Rule-making Power of the Supreme 4. How jurisdiction is conferred Court: and determined 5. Doctrine of primary jurisdiction 1. Limitations on the rule-making 6. Doctrine of adherence of power of the Supreme Court jurisdiction 2. Power of the Supreme Court to 7. Objections to jurisdiction over amend and suspend procedural the subject matter rules; 8. Effect of estoppel on objections D. Nature of Philippine Courts to jurisdiction
1. Meaning of a court C. Jurisdiction over the issues;
2. Court as distinguished from a D. Jurisdiction over the res or property judge in litigation; 3. Classification of Philippine courts E. Jurisdiction of Courts 4. Courts of original and appellate 1. Supreme Court jurisdiction 2. Court of Appeals 5. Courts of general and special 3. Court of Tax Appeals jurisdiction 4. Sandiganbayan 6. Constitutional and statutory 5. Regional Trial Courts courts 6. Family Courts 7. Courts of law and equity 7. Metropolitan Trial 8. Principle of judicial hierarchy Courts/Municipal Trial Courts 9. Doctrine of non-interference or 8. Shari’ah Courts doctrine of judicial stability II. Jurisdiction A. Jurisdiction over the parties 1. How jurisdiction over the plaintiff is acquired 2. How jurisdiction over the defendant is acquired B. Jurisdiction over the subject matter 1. Meaning of jurisdiction over the subject matter