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    This document outlines various prohibited pleadings and motions under special rules for environmental cases, small claims procedures, and writs of amparo and habeas data. Motions to dismiss and for a bill of particulars are prohibited under all special rules. Motions for extension of time to file are allowed but limited to 15 days under environmental cases. Replies, third-party complaints, and memoranda are generally allowed, while dilatory motions for postponement and Rule 65 motions against interlocutory orders are generally prohibited.

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    This document outlines various prohibited pleadings and motions under special rules for environmental cases, small claims procedures, and writs of amparo and habeas data. Motions to dismiss and for a bill of particulars are prohibited under all special rules. Motions for extension of time to file are allowed but limited to 15 days under environmental cases. Replies, third-party complaints, and memoranda are generally allowed, while dilatory motions for postponement and Rule 65 motions against interlocutory orders are generally prohibited.

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    Prohibited Pleadings and Papers Under Special Rules

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    This document outlines various prohibited pleadings and motions under special rules for environmental cases, small claims procedures, and writs of amparo and habeas data. Motions to dismiss and for a bill of particulars are prohibited under all special rules. Motions for extension of time to file are allowed but limited to 15 days under environmental cases. Replies, third-party complaints, and memoranda are generally allowed, while dilatory motions for postponement and Rule 65 motions against interlocutory orders are generally prohibited.

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    PROHIBITED PLEADINGS AND

    MOTIONS UNDER SPECIAL RULES


    ENVIRONMENTAL SMALL SUMMARY WRIT OF HABEAS
    CASES CLAIMS PROCEDURE1 AMPARO DATA
    DBE-DRT DBE-DRT-NPM-65DI DBE-DRT-M65D-ICR
    Motion to dismiss Motion to dismiss Motion to dismiss
    Motion for a bill of
    Motion for a bill of particulars Motion for a bill of particulars
    particulars
    Motion for extension of time
    to file, EXCEPT to file answer, Motion for extension of time Motion for extension of time to
    the extension not to exceed to file file
    15 days
    Motion to declare defendant Motion to declare defendant Motion to declare respondent in
    in default in default default
    Reply Reply Reply
    Third party complaint Third-party complaints Third-party complaints
    Motion for new trial, or for
    ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED reconsideration of a judgment, ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED
    or for reopening of trial
    Petition for relief from
    ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED
    judgment
    ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED Memoranda Memoranda
    Rule 65 against any Rule 65 against any interlocutory
    ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED
    interlocutory order order
    Dilatory motions for Dilatory motions for
    ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED
    postponement postponement
    ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED Intervention Intervention
    ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED Counterclaim or cross-claim
    Motion for reconsideration of
    ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED ALLOWED/NOT SPECIFIED interlocutory orders or interim
    relief orders

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    EXPN to MTD/MTQ prohibition: except on the ground of lack of jurisdiction over the subject matter, or failure to
    comply with Brgy Conciliation

    ATQ 2022 BAR

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