Special Rules and Proceedings

 

Part I: INTRODUCTION TO SPECIAL PROCEEDINGS

Rule 72. Subject Matter and Applicability of General Rules (Sections 1 and 2)

Cases: 

  1. Matute vs CA (26 SCRA 768)
  2. Lim vs CA (323 SCRA 102)
  3. Manalo vs Court of Appeals (GR No. 129242, January 16, 2001)

Part II: SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSONS


Cases: 
  1. Cuenco vs. CA (G.R. No. 24742, October 26, 1973, 53 SCRA 360)
  2. Uriarte vs. CFI (33 SCRA 252)
  3. Heirs of Marcelino Doronio vs. Heirs of Fortunato Doronio (541 SCRA 479)
  4. Aranas vs. Mercado (G.R. No. 156407, January 15, 2014)
  5. Heirs of Magdaleno Ypon vs Ricaforte (G.R. No. 198680, July 8, 2013)


Cases: 
  1. Carreon vs. Agcaoili (1 SCRA 521)
  2. Hernandez vs. Andal (GR No. L-273, March 29, 1974, 78 Phil 196)
  3. Portugal vs. Portugal-Beltran (GR No. 155555, August 16, 2005)
  4. Delgado Vda. Dela Rosa vs. Heirs of Marciana Rustia Vda. De Damian (GR No. 155733, January 27, 2006, 48 SCRA 334)
  5. Cua vs. Vargas (GR No. 156356, October 31, 2006)
  6. Spouses Villafria vs. Plazo (GR No. 187524, August 5, 2015)
  7. Teves vs. Court of Appeals (GR No. 109963, October 13, 1999)
  8. Gerona vs. De Guzman (GR No. L-19060, May 29, 1964, 11 SCRA 153)
  9. Neri vs. Heirs of Uy (GR No. 194366, October 10, 2012)
  10. Bautista vs. Bautista (GR No. 160556, August 3, 2007)


Cases: 
  1. Fluemer vs. Hix (54 Phil 610)
  2. Balanay vs. Martinez (64 SCRA 452)
  3. Rodelas vs. Aranza (119 SCRA 16)
  4. Nepomuceno vs. CA (139 SCRA 206)
  5. Rodriguez vs. Rodriguez (532 SCRA 642)
  6. Caneda vs. CA (GR No. 103554, May 28, 1993)
  7. Maninang vs. CA (GR No. L-57848, June 19, 1982)
  8. Aluad vs. Aluad (GR No. 176943, October 17, 2008)
  9. Nuguid vs. Nuguid (GR No. L-23445, June 23, 1966)
  10. United States vs. Guimco (GR No. 12184, Sept. 27, 1917)

Cases: 
  1. Cuizon vs. Ramolete (129 SCRA 494)
  2. Sanchez vs. CA (279 SCRA 647)
  3. Sumilang vs. Ramagosa (GR No. L-23135, December 26, 1967)
  4. Rodriguez vs. De Borja (GR No. L-21993, June 21, 1966)
  5. Alaban vs. CA (GR No. 156021, Sept. 23, 2005)
  6. Leriou vs. Longa (GR No. 203923, Oct. 8, 2018)
  7. Codoy vs. Calugay (GR No. 123486, August 12, 1999)
  8. Torres vs. Lopez (GR No. L-24569, February 26, 1926)


Cases: 
  1. Suntay vs. Suntay (95 Phil 500)
  2. Fluemer vs. Hix (54 Phil 610)
  3. Palaganas vs Palaganas (GR NO. 169144, January 26, 2011)
  4. Vda. De Perez vs. Tolete (GR No. 76714, June 2, 1994)
  5. Philippine Commercial and Industrial Bank vs. Escolin (GR No. L-27860 and L-27896, March 29, 1974; 56 SCRA 266)

Cases: 
  1. Nittscher vs. Nittcher (537 SCRA 681)
  2. Ancheta vs. Guersey-Dalaygon (GR. No. 139868; June 8, 2006)
  3. Tan vs. Del Rosario (GR No. L35903, October 27, 1932)
  4. Sioca vs. Garcia (GR No. L-20080, March 27, 1923)
  5. Villaber vs. Commissions on Elections (GR. No. 148326, Nov. 15, 2001)
  6. Villanueva vs. Chavez (GR No. 7671, Jan. 25, 1913)
  7. Suntay vs. Cojuangco-Suntay (GR No. 183053, October 10, 2012)

Cases: 
  1. De Guzman vs. Angeles (GR No. 78590, June 20,1988)
  2. Duran vs. Duran (20 SCRA 378)
  3. Tayag vs. Tayag-Gallor (GR No. 174680, March 24, 2008)
  4. Gutierrez Del Campo vs. Calderon (GR No. 39769, March 9, 1934)
  5. Maloles II vs. Phillips (GR. No. 129505, Jan. 31, 2020)
  6. Garcia Vda. De Chua vs. CA (GR No. 116835, March 5, 1998)


Cases: 
  1. Ocampo vs. Ocampo (GR No. 187879, July 5, 2010)
  2. Manungas vs. Loreto (GR No. 193161, August 22, 2011)
  3. Cobarrubias vs. Dizon (76 Phil 209; 1946)


Case: 
  1. Tan vs. Go Chiong Lee (GR No. 21969, September 25, 1924)


Cases: 
  1. De Parreño vs. Aranzanso (116 SCRA 156)
  2. Co vs. Rosario (GR No. 160671, April 30, 2008)
  3. Mendiola vs. Court of Appeals (GR No. 92999, October 11, 1990)
  4. Hilado vs. Court of Appeals (GR No. 164108, May 8, 2009)


Cases: 
  1. Santero vs. Court of First Instance of Cavite (GR No. L-61700, Sept 14, 1987)
  2. Sebial vs. Sebial (GR No. L-23419, June 27, 1975)
  3. Advincula vs. Tedoro (99 SCRA 413)
  4. In re: Estate of Deceased Andres Reyes (GR No. L-24092, Oct. 28, 1936)

  1. Case: Heirs of Lorilla vs. CA (GR No. 118655, April 21, 2000)




Cases: 
  1. Climaco vs. Siy Uy (19 SCRA 858)
  2. De Bautista vs De Guzman (125 SCRA 676)
  3. Torres vs. CA (278 SCRA 793)


Cases: 
  1. Buan & Paras vs. Laya, et. al. (102 PHIL 682)
  2. Valera vs. Inserto (149 SCRA 533)




Cases: 
  1. Manotok Realty, Inc. vs. CA (149 SCRA 174)
  2. Maneclang vs. Baun (G.R.No. 27876, April 22, 1992)

Rule 90. Distribution and Partition of the Estate (Sec. 1 to 4)

Cases: 
  1. Bonaga vs. Soler (2 SCRA 754)
  2. Timbol vs. Cano (1 SCRA 1271)
  3. Solivio vs. CA (182 SCRA 118)

Rule 91. Escheats (Sec. 1 to 5)

Case:
  1. Bonaga vs. Soler (2 SCRA 754)
  2. Timbol vs. Cano (1 SCRA 1271)
  3. Solivio vs. CA (182 SCRA 118)


Part III. GENERAL GUARDIANS AND GUARDIANSHIP

(Sec. 1 to 3)

(Sec. 1 to 8)

Case: 
  1. Gayena vs. Ledesma-Gustilo (G.R. No. 147148, January 13, 2003)


(Sec. 1 to 9)

Rule 99. Adoption and Custody of Minors
(Sec 1 to 8)
** A.M. NO. 02-6-02-SC (Rule on Adoption)
** R.A. No. 8043 (Inter-Country Adoption Law)
** R.A. No. 8369 (Family Courts Act of 1997)
** R.A. No. 8552 (Domestic Adoption Act of 1998)
** R.A. No. 9523 (DSWD Certification)
** R.A. No. 9255 (Revilla Law)

Rule 100. Rescission and Revocation of Adoption
(Sec. 1 to 5)

Case: 
  1. De Parreño vs. Aranzanso (116 SCRA 156)

Rule 101. Proceedings for Hospitalization of Insane Persons
(Sec. 1 to 5)

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