Evidence

Basic Concepts in Evidence

Rule 128 — General Provisions

Rule 129 — What Need Not Be Proved


Rule 131 — Burden of Proof, Burden of Evidence, and Presumptions


Cases:

  1. Vales v. Galinato, GR No. 180134, March 5, 2014
  2. Dela Llama v. Biong, GR No 182356, December 4, 2013
  3. People v. Nunez, GR No. 209342, October 4, 2017
  4. Valbueco, Inc. v. Province of Butuan, GR No. 173829, June 10, 2013
  5. Gios-Samar, Inc. v. DOTC, GR No. 217158, March 12, 2019
  6. Tan, Jr. v. Hosana, GR No. 190846, February 3, 2016
  7. People v. Chavez, Jr., GR No. 235983, December 07, 2021
  8. People v. Kendo, June 23, 2021
  9. People v. Areola, Jr., GR No. 251919, May 12, 2021
  10. Suzuki v. Office of the Solicitor General, GR. No. 212302, September 02, 2020
  11. Galapon v. Republic, GR No. 243722, January 22, 2020
  12. Kondo v. Civil Registrar General, GR No. 223628, March 04, 2020
  13. Castil v. People, GR No. 253930, July 03, 2022
  14. Cusino v. Pacific, GR No. 205113, August 26, 2015
  15. Regala v. Manila Hotel Corporation, GR No. 204684, October 05, 2020
  16. People v. Magayon, GR No. 238873, September 16, 2020
  17. Nisperos v. People, GR No. 250927, November 29, 2022
  18. Buencamino vs. People, et al. GR Nos. 216745-46, November 10, 2020 
  19. Basagan vs. Atty. Espina, AC No. 8395, July 8, 2020 
  20. De Guzman vs. CA, August 7, 1996 
  21. Republic vs. CA, July 5, 1996 
  22. Alcala vs. CA, October 31, 1956
  23. Heirs of Dela Cruz vs. CA, GR No. 117384, October 21, 1998
  24. Cadajas vs. People, GR No. 247348, November 16, 2021
  25. People vs. Manansala, GR No. 233104, September 2, 2020
  26. RCBC Bankard vs. Oracion, Jr., GR. No. 223274, June 19, 2019
  27. Maliksi vs. COMELEC, GR No. 203302, March 12, 2013 
  28. Marcos vs. Heirs of Navarro, Jr., GR No. 198240, July 3, 2013
  29. People vs. Golidan, GR No. 205307, January 11, 2018
  30. People vs. Ang, et al., GR No. 231854, October 06, 2020
  31. Arriola vs. People, GR No. 199975, February 24, 2020
  32. Alvarez vs. Ramirez, GR No. 143439, October 14, 2005 
  33. Chan vs. Chan, GR No. 179786, July 24, 2013 
  34. People vs. Sandiganbayan, GR No. 233437, April 26, 2021
  35. Atienza vs. Saluta, GR No. 233413, June 17, 2019
  36. Almonte vs. Vasquez, GR No. 95367 May 23, 1995 
  37. Sanchez vs. Darroca, GR No. 242257, October 15, 2019

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